Dulce W. Murphy and Michael H. Murphy have listed for sale a three-bed, 2.25-bath home at 13415 Burma Road S.W. in Unincorporated Vashon for $698,000.

The 2,560-square-foot house was built in 1931. Crist Granum of John L. Scott Real Estate is the listing agent.

Ms. Murphy is the president and executive director at TRACK TWO: An Institute for Citizen Diplomacy, formerly called The Russian-American Center. TRACK TWO is an organization that handles non-governmental diplomatic interactions between the U.S.A., Russia and other countries. Beforehand, she was the director emeritus and co-founder at Esalen Institute in its Soviet American Exchange Program, an initiative that oversees private exchanges of citizens from the United States and Soviet nations.

She graduated from the University of California-Santa Barbara in 1959.

Mr. Murphy is a co-founder at Esalen Institute. He is also the author of fiction and non-fiction publications concerning human abilities, hypnosis, yoga techniques, golf, and others. His notable titles include: Human Potential Movement, The Future of the Body and Golf in the Kingdom.

He received a psychology degree from Stanford University in 1952.

According to BlockShopper.com, there have been 80 home sales in Unincorporated Vashon during the past 12 months, with a median sales price of $381,500.

Address: 13415 Burma Road SW
Buyer(s): Robert Harris Marcus
Seller(s): Suzanne Mary Anderson
Sale date: Aug. 20, 2003