Prime 7,500 SF property zoned NC2-40(M) in the heart of West Seattle, upzoning to NC2-65 under One Seattle Plan, unlocking westerly views. On California Avenue in walkable Fairmount Park between the Alaska Junction and Morgan Junction boasting a Walkscore of 87. Just 8 minutes to Alki Beach, 15 minutes to Downtown Seattle, and 20 minutes to SeaTac Airport, this flat, paved lot with utilities in the street and alley is a rare find for redevelopment. It is surrounded by office space, retail shops, and multifamily residences on the RapidRide C line. Kickstart development with a permit-ready project or create your vision on this parcel with no demolition required. Permitted Plans included and available upon request.

Dynamic mixed-use asset in Everett’s revitalizing urban core. Interurban Corner spans a 26,572 SF corner lot with alley access, 20+ parking spaces, and a 7,629 SF structure leased to stable local tenants—3 storefronts, 3 apartments, and 3 flex spaces. Current gross rent over $64K; pro forma $144K+ with light upgrades. Just 26.3% lot coverage—NB zoning + Opportunity Zone offer phased development potential. Steps from the Interurban Trail, future light rail, and new stadium district. A walkable, well-connected location with built-in income and big upside.

Perfectly positioned on an 18,942 SF MUR-70 zoned parcel measuring 296' x 64', this Shoreline property offers a compelling opportunity to secure level, development-ready land within one of the North Sound’s fastest-transforming urban corridors. Located 2 blocks from the Shoreline North/185th Light Rail Station and near the I-5 interchange, the site combines immediate utility with substantial long-term redevelopment potential. The nearly 2,000 SF, 5-bedroom 2-bathroom residence has evolved through multiple additions and offers functional housing for owner-occupants, rental income for investors or interim holding while future plans are evaluated for mixed use developers. The oversized lot also includes a detached 369 SF garage/shop structure plus off-street parking for three vehicles. The property offers multiple ownership pathways - occupy, renovate, redevelop immediately or hold for land appreciation and assemblage potential. Additionally, the greater 4-acre Echo Lake Gardens subdivision presents an emerging assemblage prospect, with multiple owners exploring coordinated redevelopment options with larger developers. Sited adjacent to the 20-acre Shoreline Center, including the Spartan Recreation Center, Shoreline Park and Shoreline Stadium, this remarkable investment and development opportunity benefits from urban connectivity and recreational amenities, now and in the future.

On a quiet Wedgwood street, 3834 NE 86th St brings together sunlight, flexibility, move-in ready condition and a serious efficiency layer: owned rooftop solar, EV charging and heat pump heating/cooling. South-facing windows, skylights and generous room sizes bring brightness through the home, while multiple decks pull daily life outside into the trees. The main level is made for gathering: open living and dining spaces, hardwood floors, fireplace, large kitchen, custom tile and covered deck access for grilling, dinner, coffee or fresh air above the yard. Upstairs, the skylit primary suite has its own calm, with a walk-in closet and full bath, joined by two additional bedrooms and another full bath on the same level. Downstairs, the lower level gives the house another gear: second living room, fireplace, separate entry, deck access and room for media, work, guests, fitness or future adaptation. Low-maintenance grounds keep weekends focused on the house, the decks and the neighborhood. Owned rooftop solar helps offset electricity costs and may allow excess power to return to Seattle City Light. EV-ready garage with 240V Level 2 fast charging outlet, garage and driveway parking add everyday utility. Close to Wedgwood shops, View Ridge Park, Thornton Creek Playground, Magnuson Park, PCC, Metropolitan Market and sought-after schools including Thornton Creek, Eckstein and Roosevelt.

Commanding the southern edge of The Watermark residential tower, Penthouse 2002 spans east to west; a disciplined composition of glass, terrace and skyline. Two covered decks extend the living spaces outward, enjoy views of Mount Rainier, The Salish Sea, ferry crossings and the cadence of a working harbor. From this elevation, Seattle’s landmarks unfold: The Smith Tower, King St. Station, The Central Library, SAM, Benaroya Hall, Coleman Dock and the evolving waterfront parks. The orientation captures light from morning to dusk, framing a southern view corridor that is rare, enduring and distinct. Designed by Bumgardner Architects for Cornerstone Development, crowning one of downtown Seattle’s most architecturally significant towers, the timeless-deco rigor and boutique scale favor permanence over spectacle. Originally the developer’s own residence, this penthouse carries proportion and restraint, defined entertaining rooms, substantial wall planes for showcasing art and a wood-burning fireplace anchor the living space with material presence. Meticulously updated kitchen and baths, new windows, upgraded glazing and refreshed common areas reflect a community investing in its future. Dedicated parking adjacent to the elevator and skybridge, as well as dedicated storage add convenience. Professional on-site management completes the offering. Steps from Pike Place Market and the Waterfront Park via Post Alley. Penthouse 2002 is defined by structure, permanence and position.

1426 18th Ave #A works before the terrace enters the conversation. This standalone in-city residence brings together pieces of city living that rarely arrive in one place: no shared walls, a private two-car garage with fast EV charging, three bedrooms with internal baths, useful separation and a full upper living level designed for everyday life.The entry level handles arrival, garage access and a quiet office/guest room with internal half bath, a practical path to add a future shower. Upstairs, two bedrooms each have their own bath, with laundry nearby. Above that, the main living floor opens into kitchen, dining and gathering space with mint-condition oak hardwoods, generous windows, a powder room and two small decks. Light moves through from multiple directions, giving each level a bright, useful feel.The home reads current, cared for and easy to settle into, with updated kitchen and baths, newer roof, appliances, flooring, fixtures and lighting. And then there is the terrace: a private outdoor room with space to gather, garden, unwind and take in outlooks toward Mount Rainier, Bellevue, the Cascades and the city.Positioned where Capitol Hill meets the Central District, moments from First Hill, Seattle University, downtown, Pike/Pine, parks, dining, transit and major medical centers. Private, connected and unusually complete.

Make Our Home your home—at the intersection of Seattle’s storied past and vibrant future. From the doorstep of your exposed brick loft, relish a Puget Sound playground including Seattle’s transformed 20-acre Waterfront Park & Promenade, Habitat Beach, Main Street Plaza, Pioneer Square’s revitalized art and restaurant scene, and front row seats to World Cup soccer, playoff baseball and championship football. Through your wall of windows or the 300 +/- sq ft private terrace, take in expansive Elliott Bay, Great Wheel and Space Needle views. The interior features soaring 11-ft ceilings, exposed beams, hardwoods, steel wrapped stairs, high end appliances and illuminated built-in display niches. Originally built in 1892 as Our Home Hotel, a fully reinforced structure replaced the original in 1987 while preserving the charismatic brick facade. Today, this boutique building with its timeless appeal is one of the waterfront’s most sought after communities—a coveted home base, rare pied à terre or live-work loft opportunity with parking and storage included. Take a morning run or bike ride along the seawall to Myrtle Edwards Park, picnic among Buster Simpson art in the park, and savor the latest Molly Moons flavor at the historic Washington Street Boat Landing. There’s no place like home—Our Home—anywhere else in Seattle.

18901 Welch Rd is 6.44 acres of quiet, wooded Snohomish County land for those who want to build with privacy, space and a real connection to the landscape. Set among trees, open pockets of light and Elliott Creek, the property feels removed in the best way: quiet, green and held by the landscape, yet still close to the towns, services and employment centers that make Snohomish County living feel open, grounded and connected. The land is zoned R-5 and has been studied for a potential two-homesite concept under a rural cluster subdivision approach. That makes the opportunity useful in more than one direction: create a custom home that lives in the trees, explore a two-home plan for multigenerational living or long-term flexibility, or evaluate the site as a spec-build opportunity supported by meaningful early due diligence. A substantial technical file is already in place. Survey work and preliminary layout flagging are complete. Critical area and wetland review has been addressed. Drainage planning has been prepared, and septic feasibility anticipates on-site systems for both proposed homesites. The early work starts answering the questions that usually shape a land purchase: where homes can sit, how access can work and how utilities and systems may be approached before design and budget decisions move too far ahead. Build with intention. Hold the privacy, preserve the creek and canopy, and create a home or homes that belong to the setting rather than overpower it.

Located within the historic West Queen Anne School; Residence #306 represents one of Seattle’s most distinctive architectural conversions. Originally designed in the late 1800s by noted Seattle Schools architect James Stephen and thoughtfully reimagined as private residences, the building preserves its historic character while incorporating modern convenience. Elevated above the grounds, the home enjoys westerly light and a quiet sense of retreat. Defined by soaring ceilings, expansive Palladian windows, and warm westerly exposure that fills the space with natural light and evening sunsets. Vertical volume and open layout are an ideal setting for showcasing art and entertaining, blending historic charm with contemporary living. Perched atop Queen Anne on a serene, 1.6-acre campus, the residence enjoys privacy, mature landscaping, and a tranquil residential atmosphere while remaining moments from downtown Seattle’s cultural and commercial amenities. Controlled access garage parking, deeded storage, elevator access, and professional management provide lock-and-leave ease and a predictable ownership experience. Ideal as a refined pied-à-terre, downsizing opportunity or distinctive urban retreat; appealing to those who value architecture, light and authenticity within one of Seattle’s most treasured historic conversions.

Maker’s Acre, a creative urban homestead at the end of a quiet street. Behind its gate is a 3-bed 2-bath rambler that opens into a larger world: art studio, hobby shed, chicken coop, blueberry orchard, gardens, firepit patio, garage and the room to make a little mess. The house is bright and lives on one level, south and east light, new flooring, fresh interior paint, updated kitchen appliances, improved insulation, new electric water heater and a newer roof. The fireplace gives the home a center: morning coffee near the hearth, a book left open, chairs pulled close after dinner. Cross the yard with a mug in hand to the art studio. Skylight falls across the worktable; brushes dry by the sink and tomorrow’s project can stay exactly where you left it. A separate creative space with a soaring ceiling, dual skylights, large picture windows, sink, storage racks, heat, ventilation, separate internet wiring and a porch for fresh air between projects. Paint, rehearse, write, compose, finally set up the room you have never had. Outside, life spills into the soil. Pick blueberries, collect eggs, plant tomatoes, rinse garden dirt off your hands, drag chairs to the firepit and start again tomorrow. Protected by the green edges of 3 unused rights of way, with only one direct neighboring lot line, the setting is private, practical and alive. Near Swan Creek Park, neighborhood markets, East Tacoma food culture, quick reach to the Lincoln District, Tacoma Dome, Museum District and downtown.

Designed by Pacific Northwest modernist architect Keith Nissen in 1965, The Talisman is a classic concrete-and-steel mid-century building tucked along a tree-lined street between First Hill, Capitol Hill and downtown Seattle. Inside, the residence unfolds as a dramatic loft with soaring 14-foot ceilings, a striking steel stair and mezzanine loft, and an expansive west-facing window wall. Unlike many homes within the building that look directly toward neighboring structures, this residence enjoys a more open outlook framed by mature trees, offering enhanced privacy, seasonal color and light. The dramatic volume creates a sense of space seldom found in a one-bedroom home while providing flexibility for daily living. Preserved with key architectural elements intact, the residence presents an opportunity to build value and shape the space according to your own vision. Whether pursuing a restoration of its mid-century character or a more contemporary interpretation, the ceiling height, natural light and architectural bones provide an outstanding foundation. A new high-efficiency window wall enhances comfort and efficiency. Building amenities include secure fob entry, elevator, fitness room, sauna, laundry and storage. Seller to pay current special assessment in full at closing. Offered without assigned parking and ideally suited for a walkable lifestyle, with Harborview, Swedish, Virginia Mason, restaurants, cafés, shops and entertainment nearby. Walk Score 99. Transit Score 100.