Designed by architect Robert Reichert, this asymmetrical A-frame known as “the Egan House” is nestled into St. Mark’s Greenbelt park in Seattle.

The two-bedroom, two-bathroom property includes unique features like a floating staircase, a triangular terrace and a number of sculptural elements.

The historic home, established as a Seattle landmark in 2010, is on the market for $945,200. It’s listed by Barbara Brandt and Tanya Thackeray Wilson of Windermere Real Estate Co.

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