Overview

Tucked away on a private half-acre wooded lot just off Union Hill in Redmond, this extraordinary 3-bedroom, 2-bath pole home offers a rare blend of architectural character, craftsmanship, and natural beauty. Originally designed in 1975 by architectural illustrator Kenneth Duffin, the home was thoughtfully created to celebrate openness, light, and connection to the outdoors.
Dramatic south-facing clerestory windows flood the interior with natural light, while soaring ceilings and rich natural wood finishes create warmth and timeless appeal throughout. Every detail reflects intentional design — from the massive open oak staircase and channeled vertical cedar walls to the custom interior doors accented with charming window cutouts. A striking freestanding black fireplace anchors the main living area, providing both architectural interest and cozy ambiance.
A beautiful mix of oak, cedar, hemlock, and knotty pine adds texture and authenticity throughout the home. Upstairs, the spacious Primary Suite enjoys its own private retreat with vaulted ceilings and peaceful woodland views. The main level bedrooms feature inviting knotty pine ceilings, enhancing the home’s rustic Northwest character.
Constructed with each pole set securely on concrete piers, this distinctive residence combines artistic design with enduring structure. Recent major improvements include a brand-new septic system and a new 40-year composition roof, offering peace of mind for years to come.
Completing the experience is the expansive wraparound deck — the perfect setting for morning coffee, outdoor dining, or entertaining among the trees. Private, inspiring, and truly one of a kind, this remarkable home is a rare opportunity to own a piece of architectural artistry in a serene natural setting.