Designed on a single, flush plane, the residence features full one-level living, wide three-foot doorways throughout, and seamless zero-step ramp access (coming soon).

The main bathroom offers a five-foot turning radius within a curbless, wetroom-style layout, featuring a zero-entry roll-in shower with architectural side-transfer support and robust grab bars. An integrated bidet system ensures complete personal autonomy and effortless independence.

Engineered for an effortless daily rhythm, the kitchen features a wide-clearance layout with recessed toe-kicks and minimalist, push-to-open cabinetry. An open, roll-under sink paired with a voice-automated hood fan eliminates physical reach barriers, offering independence to your culinary experience.

Lowered switches and intuitive lever hardware are placed at an effortless height to optimize natural movement. Bedrooms feature open-access closet nooks to remove door barriers, while custom cabinetry throughout utilizes heavy wire-brushed Ash finished in a pure, zero-VOC plant oil—preserving the raw, non-toxic texture of the wood grain.

The interior transitions onto a flat, 400-square-foot patio. Partially covered and featuring an at-level barbecue, the space extends into the landscape as an accessible sanctuary.

Framed by western red cedars and Douglas firs, the deck looks down through the canopy to Miami Creek, where you can observe the salmon-bearing stream and visiting wildlife like beavers, otters, coho salmon, and the native Salish sucker.