My dream is to own a house that has panoramic views of the Puget Sound, Olympic Mountains, and continuous sunsets.I bought my first single family rental in October 2015 (in Mount Vernon, WA) and I am eager to increase my portfolio of rental homes.

Don't get the impression that this is a subpar lot, this is quality piece of dirt... situated next to a park, up on a ridge with panoramic views.

Auburn with panoramic views of downtown, Mt Adams, and the Ohio River.

Huge panoramic views of  river, bay or ocean are there to be had. 

It has the panoramic windows all down the left side of the shell.

If its open, take Panoramic Express up the very top.

What he came up with is an outrageous 105,000-square-foot spec mansion perched on a five-acre parcel in Bel-Air with panoramic views of the Beverly Hills “slums” below.

I'm not talking about the ones that are basically power point slides with some pictures, I'm talking about actual virtual like tours that uses 360 panoramic photos to give the user a sense of immersion. 

I own a home in both the marina area and the Golden Gate Heights area, and there's no single-family home inventory below 3 million in the marina area, and homes in GGH selling like hotcakes  now that people realize that panoramic ocean views can be had at a discount. 

Sorry no kitchen photos as they were panoramic photos and to large to post.