South Seattle Brick House for Sale

We are reviewing offers on this property today:

Address: 6724 Mars Ave S, Seattle 98108
List Price: $549,888

New Seattle Listing

Affordable! 

Sweet bungalow on a quiet side street just 15 minutes from downtown, 12 minutes to Boeing Field, 10 minutes to SEATAC; boasting a large fully-fenced yard, newer garage, furnace, hotwater heater; 3rd bedroom on upper level is accessed by pull-down stairs in corridor by main floor bedrooms. 

Shrewd investors, add this to your portfolio - rented now through May 1.

Just listed today for $275,000. 
9959 14th Court S, Seattle 98108 

For a complete listing contact Wendy Ceccherelli at wendy@c21nwr.com
or call our 24/7 recorded real estate hotline: 888-621-4999.

By appointment, please call

(360)513-4643

Historic Capitol Hill Property

Looking for a big home with lots of space and bedrooms in a historic Seattle neighborhood close to downtown?

www.HarvardColonialRevival.info

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2716 Harvard Avenue E in Roanoke Park:  $798,000.
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Big Colonial Revival originally built for Virgil Hall of the Craftsman Bungalow Co, with five bedrooms, Old World Charm and architectural details in Roanoke Park historic district. Top-rated elementary school, walking distance to downtown, easy access to freeway and bus lines, close to parks, in established neighborhood of gracious, historic homes and mansions. 

Remodeled in 2013. Original hardwood floors, updated bathrooms and kitchen with stainless steel appliances abd granite counters. Great value for the price!

See www.HarvardColonialRevival.info for more details.

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Roanoke Park for Sale

This 5-BR Colonial Revival at 2716 Harvard Avenue E in Roanoke Park was just listed today for $798,000.

Roanoke Park is a grassy, pleasant 2.2 acre park located on north Capitol Hill in Seattle where 10th Avenue E ends at E Roanoke. Located in the residential area known by the same name, it has fruit trees that burst into color in the spring. It’s an ideal place to enjoy a picnic while kids frolic in the play area. The City originally acquired it in 1908 for hikers and bicyclists headed down the long, winding road to Washington Park and Lake Washington.

The residential area itself, in the 98102 zip code, is one of the city of Seattle’s most desir-
able locations. The Roanoke Park Historic District is bounded by Shelby Street on the north, E Roanoke St to the south, Harvard Ave on the west, and Tenth Ave on the east. It contains 134 buildings, structures and sites of historical significance.

Roanoke Park contains many beautiful homes of various architectural styles including late Vic-
torian, Queen Anne, Colonial revival, Tudor revival, Italian Renaissance, Craftsman and Bunga-
low. 63% of the housing stock is over 100 years old. A Seattle Architectural Foundation walking tour brochure describes the neighborhood as “a quiet, largely unexplored island of tree-lined streets with lovely residences that reflect early 20th century home styles.”

Known historically as the Hall-Sheppard House, this one-story house located at 2716 Harvard Avenue E., was built for Virgil Hall in 1921. Hall was connected with the Craftsman Bungalow Company. By 1925, Eva H. Sheppard owned and lived in the house with her two student daughters. She was the manager of an employment agency for women.

The house is a Colonial Revival with a clipped side-gable composition roof and clipped-gable-
roofed bump-out on the north side of the front facade. Two pillars on each side support the small porch on the south side of the front facade. The porch has a clipped gable roof with neoclassical returns. The exterior was originally shingle and is now clapboard. The original eight-over-one double hung windows in the front bump-out are intact as is the original triple window to the north of the porch. The triple window features a ten-light-over-one center section flanked by narrow four-lights-over-one sections. A hipped-roof bump-out is on the south rear of the house.

The house was extensively remodeled in 2013 and now features five bedrooms, two bath-
rooms and a fully-finished basement level within its 2990 square feet. It has hardwood floors, updated windows, and designer bathrooms and kitchen with stainless steel appliances and granite counters.

Neighbors to the north include the historic Harry and Emma Stokes House built in 1906; and to the south, the William and Mary Chisholm house built in 1908, and the Duhamel-Parsons House built 1903-1909.

For a copy of this listing, please contact HomeLandInvestment@gmail.com

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Sweet Starter Bungalow in Seattle (Unlisted!)

Location-Location! Charming 2 bedroom home in Ravenna with lots of OWC and hardwood floors, unfinished basement and attic. New vinyl siding,gas furnace and roof. Kitchen has been remodeled. Very tastefully decorated. You will love the fenced garden retreat with koi pond and raised garden beds in the back yard. Extra off street parking behind the house. Walking distance to the University of Washington and close to Greenlake.

Location is north of 45th and south of 65th Streets, east of Interstate 5.

Tax Assessed (2009): $328,000
Zillow Zestimate: $347,000 ($308,000-375,000)

Comps:
1209 NE 56th St Sold 2/19/2010 $380,000 3BR/1BA 1100sf 0.30mi from subj property

810 NE Ravenna Blvd Sold 1/29/2010 $309,000 2BR/1BA 1000sf 0.37mi fr subj property

5016 Keystone Pl N Sold 1/06/2010 $494,900 2BR/1BA 1010sf 0.48mi fr subj property

Lots of recent updates completed. Needs about $10,000 worth of improvements--replacing bedroom carpets, replace tub surround, minor touch-up painting or repair, remove popcorn ceilings, level southwest corner of living room.

Total Investor/Buyer Acquisition Cost: $260,000 (includes assignment fee)

I can help you find great deals on homes like this in desireable Seattle neighborhoods! For more information on this or other homes like this, please email me at HomeLandInvestment@gmail.com