Wireless Sound views, a full rebuild over time, and radiant heat—this Gatewood Hill Craftsman delivers where it counts.
1940s Highland Park bungalow with great light, flexible space, and alley access—close to parks, shops, and easy routes in/out.
February snapped back fast — but the big picture is more complicated than the headlines suggest.
Sunny Normandy Park home with Olympic Mountain & Puget Sound views, flexible lower level, large lot, and great indoor-outdoor space.
You'll love the quiet setting and convenient location of this tastefully updated home. Ideal layout with four bedrooms upstairs plus a lofted bonus room with vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and large windows to invite the outdoors in. Renovated kitchen features stainless appliances, quartz countertops, plus new sink and backsplash. All of this plus easy access to amenities, parks and popular Lake Washington schools!
Built in 2015, this charming Phinney Ridge Craftsman has all the spaces you’ve dreamed of! Light and bright great room concept on the main floor with gorgeous natural light, real oak hardwoods, and access to lovely outdoor spaces. This house was built to entertain—spacious chef’s kitchen featuring quartz countertops, Bertazzoni range, dedicated pantry and a kitchen island with butcher block. Make this classic Seattle Craftsman yours!
Captivating custom-built home with lake views on Mercer Island! Enjoy clean lines and high-end finishes that accent the thoughtful floor plan within this light-filled 2014 modern home designed by sagemodern. The great room welcomes you in with high ceilings and walls of windows that open to a landscaped backyard oasis with spacious walk-off deck and level, fenced yard.
Historic condo in the heart of Pioneer Square! Rich with Seattle history, the Florentine is a former warehouse built in 1909. This home features exposed fir timbers, reclaimed fir floors, gallery walls for the art enthusiast & reclaimed solid interior doors on industrial-grade steel sliders. Impressive details at every turn + the convenience & excitement of Pioneer Square outside your door.
Americans have more equity in their homes than ever. But using that equity toward a down payment on your next home isn’t as simple as you would hope, and can involve significant risk. My aim in this post is to help you learn how to protect yourself by using a home sale contingency (aka “contingent offer”) to buy your next home, or to consider other options that might make sense for you if you’re looking to move.
Tucked away in a quiet, convenient part of North Delridge, this standalone 2-story home is a commuter's dream. Easy access to Rapid Ride C-line & WS Bridge + great walkability. The main floor features comfortable living & dining rooms, gas fireplace, open kitchen with stainless appliances, & slider to the fenced backyard.
I'm thrilled for all of my clients who made moves this year. Some bought their first home; others moved up to homes they may not sell for decades. I helped two friends from grade school make "move-up" purchases with what will soon be their own elementary-school-aged children! Read on for more stories from 2018.
Pondering a remodel? Did you know some projects actually pay for themselves when it’s time to sell? Remodeling Magazine just released its 2018 Cost vs. Value report, which provides a detailed analysis into how much popular remodeling projects cost—and the value they add to your home—in various regions across the county.
This stunning 2015 West Seattle modern home has it all: a rooftop deck with 180+ degree views of downtown Seattle, Elliott Bay and the Cascade Mountains; a large master suite with 2 walk-in closets; an open floor plan with tall ceilings and walls of windows to bring the outdoors in, and a 2-car garage.
This remodeled 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home has been remodeled with quality materials and expert craftsmanship. Ideally located on First Hill just minutes to downtown MI, bus stops, future light rail and parks, this charming home features a dedicated 2nd floor master with en suite 5-piece bath and a walk-in closet with stacking washer/dryer.
News headlines make it seem like selling homes is easy. Plenty of folks probably wonder whether they need a real estate broker at all. But most DIY sellers leave thousands of dollars on the table by skipping important steps when selling their homes because they don't have the tools to handle marketing their home or negotiating the best deal.
