$725,000
Classic Seattle Craftsman built in 1905, perfectly situated between Green Lake and Phinney Ridge. This special home blends over a century of character with the modern comforts of today. Step inside to beautifully refinished hardwood floors leading to two spacious bedrooms with ample closet storage. Down the hall, tall ceilings create an open and inviting living space that flows naturally into the kitchen, featuring butcher block counters and space for a dining area. A spacious full bath and private utility area keep everyday necessities neatly tucked out of sight. Large windows and recessed lighting bring natural light throughout the home, while mini splits with A/C provide year round comfort. Outside truly shines! The expansive, fully fenced, south facing backyard offers incredible space to relax, garden, or entertain, with mature raspberries, and perennials. A large patio is ready for summer BBQs, while two storage sheds provide plenty of room for bikes, tools and outdoor gear. Two dedicated alley parking spots are another true Seattle luxury. This combination of classic charm, usable outdoor space and everyday functionality is getting harder and harder to find in Seattle. Enjoy it all from a quiet residential street just one block from Green Lake and minutes from the restaurants, coffee shops and bars of Phinney Ridge. Pre inspection available.
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743 N 74th Street, Seattle
Listing Broker: Windermere R.E. Shoreline; Brian Alfi; 425-772-9330; brian@alfirealestate.com
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