The beautiful landscapes of the Pacific Northwest aren’t complete without our water views. From in-city waterfronts along our lakes and the majesty of the Puget Sound, to Seattle’s iconic floating home communities, there’s nothing like finding a piece of waterfront to call your own.
Our client’s extraordinary floating home on Ward Cove is featured on a Curbed Seattle article titled “12 houseboats and floating homes for sale in Seattle right now.” Water views don’t get much better than this!
In the Seattle region, total units sold are a bit down from this time last year (32 in 2015 vs 20 in 2016) but the markets in these areas tend to be comprised of a few large sales rather than a greater quantity of more middle-priced options. With a glut of construction in Seattle Proper to meet the demand of the near-constant stream of people relocating from out-of-city or out-of-state, the area has developed a strong rental market, perhaps with the result of fewer home sales. Waterfront sales in this area tend to be either large, multi-million dollar estates or lower-priced condos with little in-between.
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Your comprehensive guide, check out what’s going on! From the Wooden Boat Festival in Lake Union to to Fireworks on the 4th in Seattle and Kirkland, here’s what’s happening around the sound.
The Hobbit Houseboat is one of Seattle’s most charming floating homes! A custom-crafted 2 story, 2 bed/1 bath cottage on one of Lake Union’s loveliest docks, features include a 200 year old cedar log bathtub, sculptural wooden sink, sleeping nook with cedar carved door, and cherry floors. Natural light pours into the open floor plan of this home from every direction, especially from the exterior deck, perfect for contemplating the lovely channel and lake views. Pet friendly dock. Small boat moorage subject to community approval.
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Your comprehensive guide, take a peek at what’s going on! From the Chamber Music Winterfest at Benaroya Hall and the Seattle Boat Show at CenturyLink and Lake Union, to the RSIR & Luxury Home Magazine event next week at the Connoisseurs of Life Showroom, here’s what’s happening around the sound.
On August 26th, The New York Times Real Estate Spotlight explored “What You Get for $785,000,” targeting exceptional residential real estate listings in Maine, Virginia and Seattle. The Seattle highlight? None other than our Fairytale Floating Home!
