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4.4 Acres

LOT

7,858 SF

TOTAL, FINISHED

6,140 SF

MAIN RESIDENCE

1,718 SF

TWO SELF-CONTAINED GUEST RESIDENCES

1,885 SF

TWO 2-CAR ATTACHED GARAGES

1,217 SF

DETACHED 4-CAR GARAGE AND SHOP

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A marble fountain with tiers on the left side of the image, and an illuminated ornate chandelier hanging from the ceiling in the background. The scene appears to be in a luxurious interior with warm lighting.

The Vision

Bagatelle was never intended to be merely a residence. It was conceived as a place to be discovered – a home where every space invites a deeper appreciation for the art of living well.

While traveling through Provence, the owner discovered a modest château dating to 1722. Though unassuming in stature, its quiet beauty revealed something enduring: the harmony that emerges when architecture, craftsmanship, and landscape are conceived as one.

Over the next decade, artisans, craftsmen, and masters of their trades were gathered in service of that vision. Every stone, finish, and proportion was considered. Every detail was purposeful. Every element was designed to contribute to something greater than itself. Bagatelle was complete in 2003 and stands today as the realization of that vision.

This is the legacy of Bagatelle.

A landscaped garden with well-manicured grass, hedges, and statues, a large house with prominent chimneys and an attached glass conservatory, all illuminated at dusk with a forested background and a sunset sky.

The Estate

Lush and expansive, the grounds of Bagatelle encompass more than 30 species of plants thoughtfully curated for the pacific Northwest. From the sculpted hedges offering complete privacy to the manicured, era-inspired maze, the landscape is composed with the same care and intention as the residence itself. 

Elegant lobby with a marble floor, gold and white columns, a large chandelier, and a painted sky ceiling with clouds.

OFFERED AT $9,500,000

The Craftsmanship

Crafted without compromise, Bagatelle is a celebration of artistry, materiality, and meticulous execution. The finest materials were sourced from near and far, chosen not for extravagance alone, but for their ability to create a home of uncommon character and permanence. At Bagatelle, every detail was worthy of pursuit.