Green Tree Estate
The estate is in the exclusive Broadmoor neighborhood location near the center of Seattle, just minutes from downtown and only blocks from beautiful Lake Washington. A very rare find, the home is set on three city lots in a highly sought after community. This lovely 1930′s French-style estate underwent a five year renovation that was completed in 2008 with all commercial grade systems and luxury materials throughout.
Gorgeous mature gardens, meticulously manacured, surround the home and provide total privacy. There is a sophisticated security system with audio and visual features for monitoring the home and grounds by Crestron and Bosch. In addition, there is a safe room in case of a catistrophic event that has a water osmosis filtration system and large generator to support the home is the city suffers a power outage. Extra features include a sport court, pool, spa, steam-shower, aquarium and fully equipted in-home work out room.
A mixture of camera types including, pan tilt zoom, day/night and infrared. There are 46 cameras positioned around the house and estate. The recording server is capable of recording all cameras 24/7 for a period of two weeks. The cameras can be viewed on line as system is remotely accessible through a virtual private network and the internet. There is bullet resistant .060 laminated glass by Milgard throughout. The master bedroom, upper hallway and doors are reinforced with Armorco brand ballistic panels positioned within the walls and floor.
Price: $7,950,000
Size: 10,095 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 6
Bathrooms: 7
Specialty Items: Built in the 1930′s, 5 Year Renovated Completed in 2008, Mature Gardens, Sports Court, Swimming Pool, Vault Room, Bullet Resistant .060 Laminated Glass by Milgard Throughout.
Address: 1900 Shenandoah Drive E, Seattle, Washington, United States, 98112
The generator will supply up to 400 amp of power to the house should the city power be interrupted. This is accomplished through the use of a transfer switch, which automatically senses the power interruption, starts the generator and transfers the house load to the generator. Once the city power is restored, the transfer switch will connect the load back to the city power grid and power down the generator. The generator is located within the house in the sub basement. It is set up to run primarily on natural gas and is propane ready.
The Vault Room
All concrete construction. The ability to separate the Vault room from city power, water and sewer systems. Two embassy vault combination doors, two intergraded escape hatches, biological & nuclear filtration system, 24 volt DC to 120 volt AC power inverter system, 400 amp single phase generator in a custom sound enclosure, set up for natural gas and propane. 500 gallon filtered and pressurized fresh water storage. Reverse osmosis water filtration system. Radiant in-floor heating and air conditioning.
