$575,000

One of Pullman’s most distinctive residences, this circular concrete home on Pioneer Hill offers a rare blend of architectural history, privacy, and practical efficiency. Original permit records connect the 1968 home to Francis Ho and Donald R. Heil, a Pullman architect and longtime WSU architecture educator known for preservation, environmental, and civic design work. The home was saved by David M Scott who finished the home and later in 1987 added the distinctive circular roof form, skylights, and turret/widow’s-walk element. Much of the home is set below grade, with concrete construction and an earth-sheltered design that contributes to efficient, comfortable living. Enjoy a memorable view from the turret, plus a covered deck and covered patio overlooking the backyard for a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living. Set on a 13,500 sq ft lot on Sunnymeade Way, this is a special opportunity for a buyer who values design, history, efficiency, and stewardship of a truly one-of-a-kind Pullman residence.