The Quiet House at the End of Madrona Place... Pull up the driveway, and the first thing you'll notice is what you don't hear. Just wind in the firs. The kind of quiet most of DuPont forgot was possible. The house is a classic split-level, except this one has been working hard behind the scenes. Brand-new roof overhead. Brand-new carpet, wall-to-wall, both fresh from the day you turn the key. Step inside, and the upper level opens to a living room framed by picture windows looking straight into the Douglas firs, anchored by a floor-to-ceiling brick fireplace. The kitchen sits steps away from stainless steel appliances, quartz counters, and a skylight that pours natural light onto the work surfaces all day long. Downstairs is its own world. A second living area. A second fireplace, this one with a wood stove insert that'll heat the whole house. Bedrooms tucked off the main floor are quiet, private, and ready for whatever role you need them in. Out back? An enormous freshly-stained deck cantilevered into the trees. Coffee in the morning. Dinner under the canopy at night. A backyard that feels miles from town and is actually a short drive to the JBLM gates. Roof - done. Carpet - done. Kitchen and bath - already updated. Attached garage. Wooded private lot. All that's left is moving day.