Originally published Sunday, December 3, 2006 at 12:00 AM
Le Sirenuse $9.75 million
Sigh ... It seems $1 million just won't buy what it used to in the Puget Sound area.
Sigh ... It seems $1 million just won't buy what it used to in the Puget Sound area. Now, if you want that backyard putting green, children's wing or 75-foot-long swimming pool, it's going to cost you three, four or even 40 times that much. Here's a peek at some options for those who live in the lap of luxury.
This 15,000-square-foot home in Clyde Hill typifies a mansion. A grand entry with marble columns gives way to space for living, working, playing and formal entertaining.
The house has an outdoor putting green and a daylight basement akin to a personal country club — including a golf simulator, a home theater with plush leather seats, indoor pool, hot tub and exercise room. The spacious ground-floor kitchen has a walk-in pantry and views of the split-level backyard and putting green. The top floor includes the master suite — with a large bedroom, two baths and a balcony — a home office and a children's wing, which includes bedrooms, baths, an office and a laundry room.
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