Welcome home. Classic Craftsman character, mature landscaping, and a covered front porch create a warm first impression from the moment you arrive.
A wider look at the home and its established landscaping, tucked into a leafy setting in the heart of Roosevelt.
A deep covered porch with room for seating, set beneath a classic Craftsman roofline. It’s the kind of entry that makes coming home feel a little more special, with a sheltered spot for packages tucked safely away and less visible from the street.
A generous living room centered around the fireplace, with built-ins, and an easy connection to the dining room beyond.
Crown molding, a classic mantel, and built-in shelving bring the kind of architectural character that gives this room its warmth.
From the front entry, the main floor immediately feels open and connected, with natural light carrying through the living and dining spaces.
A dedicated dining room just off the kitchen, equally comfortable hosting a holiday dinner or gathering around the table on a Tuesday night. A home made for gathering, with an easy flow into the kitchen and surrounding living spaces, and even more room to spread out into the 2nd family room and outdoor deck.
A bright main-floor bedroom with comfortable proportions, natural light, and flexibility for guests, an office, or everyday living.
From the opposite angle, this main-floor bedroom shows just how comfortably it lives. Centrally located near the kitchen, dining room, family room, and bath, it’s a welcoming and convenient space for family, overnight guests, or everyday living.
The second main-floor bedroom is bright and nicely sized, with a closet and plenty of flexibility as a bedroom, nursery, or office. Waiting for it's next Chapter.
Exposed brick accent, and plenty of workspace give the kitchen a comfortable character that fits the home.
Peninsula seating makes the kitchen a natural gathering place, with abundant cabinetry and counter space for everyday cooking and entertaining.
The kitchen opens naturally to the family room, with a peninsula that adds generous counter space while keeping the rooms connected. High ceilings, interior sightlines, and abundant natural light give the space an open, airy feel.
Open to the stairwell, the kitchen stays visually connected to the surrounding living spaces while the split-level design adds architectural interest and separation between rooms.
From above, you can see how naturally the kitchen connects the home's main living spaces while keeping everything within easy reach.
Walls of windows fill the family room with natural light, while doors to the deck make indoor-outdoor living part of everyday life.
A comfortable second living space with room for everyone to spread out, whether it’s game night, a quiet afternoon, or a house full of friends and family.
The home’s second wood-burning fireplace anchors this inviting family room, while the open layout keeps it connected to the kitchen and the rest of the home. Already plumbed for natural gas, the fireplace can also be easily converted in the future.
Step outside to a spacious deck surrounded by greenery, with plenty of room for dining, lounging, and enjoying Seattle's long summer evenings.
Mature landscaping, defined garden bed, and layered greenery create a private outdoor setting that has been established over years.
Upstairs, the primary suite feels like a retreat of its own, with vaulted ceilings, abundant natural light, and treetop views.
Vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and windows on multiple sides give the primary suite a bright, open feel, with plenty of room to create a sitting area or reading retreat beyond the sleeping space.
One of the home's best spots: a built-in window seat surrounded by treetop views and tucked into the primary suite.
Settle into the window seat and the view opens beyond the trees toward the city, a quiet perch that feels removed from everything below.
A striking view of the downtown Seattle skyline rising above the treetops, an incredible reminder of just how close you are to the heart of the city.
Look across the treetops toward Queen Anne and the surrounding neighborhoods, a peaceful outlook that puts so much of Seattle within view and easy reach.
And then there’s the view. From the primary suite, you’re perched high above it all, surrounded by treetops and remarkable quiet, with sweeping views across Seattle to downtown, Queen Anne, and beyond. City living feels remarkably close, without giving up the greenery and sense of retreat at home.
A spacious vanity with generous counter space and storage makes the primary bath comfortable and functional for everyday use.
A step-in shower and practical layout complete the ensuite bath just off the primary bedroom.
The partially finished lower level adds valuable room to spread out, with space for games, exercise, hobbies, or a casual media area.
For the person who actually likes having a place to work: a dedicated shop with pegboard, cabinetry, counter space, and room for projects.
A dedicated laundry and utility room offers practical workspace and storage without borrowing space from the rest of the home.
A flexible lower-level room that works equally well as a home office or bedroom, with abundant storage and plenty of space to make it your own.
A wonderfully unexpected feature: an exposed-brick wine cellar with dedicated bottle storage that stays naturally cool year-round, creating an ideal space for keeping and enjoying your collection.
A private driveway and attached garage, framed by the same craftsman detailing as the rest of the home.
More than just a garage: a built-out workshop area with workbench, pegboard, extensive cabinetry, overhead storage, and plenty of room left for parking. A fantastic setup for projects, tools, gear, and everything you don't want taking over the house.
A private backyard surrounded by mature landscaping and a tall wood fence, with an in-ground sprinkler system making it easy to keep the flowers and gardens watered throughout the year. Quiet, established, and ready to enjoy.