The kitchen of an attached ADU in View Ridge, Seattle: navy shaker cabinets and quartz under a skylight, a farmhouse apron sink with a pot filler over a marble-hex backsplash, and a dining side that opens to the patio through French doors.
The View Ridge ADU was built as a second income: two bedrooms, two baths, a full kitchen and a private entrance in 854 sq ft. The kitchen is what makes a unit feel like a home rather than a suite, so it got full-size appliances and real storage.
It was built in three stages inside the addition — framing, a drywall gray-box, then the finished kitchen — and inspected under the Seattle SDCI permit: navy shaker cabinets, quartz counters, a farmhouse apron sink with a pot filler, a marble-hex backsplash and a skylight overhead.
Navy shaker cabinets run to the ceiling with brass hardware, under white quartz. A farmhouse apron sink with a brass faucet sits under a window, over a marble-hex backsplash; a stainless range, a microwave and a full-size refrigerator make it a kitchen you can cook in every day.
The same room in three stages: open framing with the rough-in visible, a drywall gray-box ready for cabinets, and then the finished kitchen. Every stage was inspected under the Seattle SDCI permit before the next one started.
The kitchen walls and the skylight opening framed together with the rest of the new unit.
Plumbing for the sink and electrical for the range and appliances, inspected under the Seattle SDCI permit.
Walls closed and finished, the skylight trimmed out, the room ready for cabinets.
Navy shaker cabinets to the ceiling, then the quartz counters templated and set.
Farmhouse apron sink, faucet and pot filler, the marble-hex backsplash, then the appliances.
Final inspection together with the whole ADU — covered by the 10-year workmanship warranty.
The kitchen came to $41,870 of the $310,000 ADU contract; the two bathrooms were $27,960 and $23,480. Here is where the $41,870 went.
This kitchen is one room of an attached ADU: two bedrooms, two baths, a full kitchen, in-unit laundry and a private entrance — designed, engineered, permitted and built by Evercrest, ten months from the first call to keys, on one fixed price of $310,000.
See the whole ADU project →Every finish in this kitchen, and what is behind the walls.
To rent it as a separate unit, yes — and a real kitchen with full-size appliances is what tenants compare first.
On this 854 sq ft ADU the kitchen came to $41,870 of the $310,000 contract — cabinets, counters, sink, backsplash and the rough-in.
Everything in an Evercrest ADU — the kitchen included — carries our 10-year workmanship warranty.
Yes — Evercrest builds ADUs and DADUs across Seattle and the Eastside, from design and permits to keys.
Get a real range — layout, permits, timeline and a fixed price — before you commit to anything.
