Listing Broker: Windermere Real Estate Co.; Jeremey Johnson; 206-920-9203; team@johnsonandwalker.com
BUYER BONUS: Seller offering a $20,000 credit toward closing costs and/or an interest-rate buydown, which could reduce the monthly payment by approximately $800. Pair with estimated ADU rental income of $1,950/month for a potential monthly housing-cost offset of nearly $2,750. (Buyer to verify all terms). Built in 1915 and still affectionately known as “The Farmhouse,” this home predates the Wedgwood neighborhood itself. Originally an apple orchard, it remains one of the neighborhood’s rare surviving pieces of turn-of-the-century architecture. The open, connected main floor with the kitchen at the center overlooking a grand dining room with boxed-beam ceilings, built-ins and warm hardwoods. The gracious living room features a gas fireplace and large, light-filled windows, while the spacious den offers a flexible spot for reading, working or movie nights. Upstairs, the coveted 4 bed layout has generous closets & built-ins along with a large full bath. Downstairs, the bright daylight level features a permitted ADU that works beautifully as an apartment, guest suite, fully connected 5th bed or additional hangout space, complete with 2nd kitchen. Out back, a covered Azek deck overlooks a fully fenced yard w/treehouse & large shed. Out front, a French-inspired garden bursts with flowers, perfect for greeting neighbors as they stroll by. Spacious and full of personality, The Farmhouse is that increasingly rare kind of home the offers history paired with potential monthly income.
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