A well stair leads to a basement tall enough for someone’s office. A corkscrew staircase leads to an attic with storage. The kitchen in particular looks retro with chrome trimming the countertop. The 1922 house’s renovation is waiting to happen, though that isn’t a necessity. It has one bedroom and one bathroom in the 740 square feet. You can get that opportunity with this house they label as a Tiny, for $649,999. Get close to Green Lake and Woodland Park Zoo and you’ll be able to entertain yourself by watching the animals and the people, and then making comparisons. It fits on a 3,120 square foot lot which leaves enough room for deck, patio, patch of lawn, established shrubbery, and a detached garage. Thanks to a 2007 remodel (that may more properly be a renovation considering how well they retained its character), the two bedroom, one and a half bathroom, 1,480 square foot bungalow is looking remarkably current. So, it’s back on the market with a listing price nudge from $625,000 up to $640,000. This 1914 Craftsman had a sale fall through in October. The rest of the time, enjoy luxuries like updated appliances, a spiral staircase, and a great view.Ī sign of Seattle’s market.

Neighbors having a noisy party? Power up and sail away for a day. It is more houseboat than floating home, though because it comes with two 50hp Mercury outboards. The price for the two bedroom, one bath, 750 square foot home is still $435,000. Maybe it’s taking that permanence too seriously. As we said then, it’s “Not too big, not too small, this houseboat is juuuust right” and yet it is still on the market. Let’s start with a floating home ' Permanent Wave' that we wrote about in September. Some get to see the skyline without being in its shadow. A journey through the listings found the five most affordable homes (relatively) in Wallingford.

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