The setting alone makes this home worth a look. The two-plus-acre Bainbridge Island property is full of open fields, trees, gathering space, even a stream, all along 267 feet of west-facing, medium-bank waterfront. But the home itself, an artfully designed midcentury modern house with a matching guesthouse, send it over the edge.
This peaceful abode, built in 1963, was designed by architect J. William Curtis, a former professor of architecture at the University of Washington with a particular specialty in South Asian design. Also a sculptor, Curtis co-owned the architecture firm Curtis and Emmons with his wife, Patricia Emmons, an architect and artist, for 26 years until his
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