$1,185,000
Set in the coveted Seward Park neighborhood, 4908 S Snoqualmie Street puts you steps from the shores of Lake Washington and the trails of Seward Park — one of Seattle's most sought-after locations. With Aslan Brewing, Both Ways Cafe, Chuck's Hop Shop, and Cafe Vita all just around the corner, this is a rare opportunity to own in a high-demand, amenity-rich pocket of the city. The exceptionally oversized lot — rare for the neighborhood — features a mature garden with greenhouse and raised beds, and boasts tremendous potential for a DADU. The traditionally-styled main floor is filled with natural light through garden-facing picture windows, with beautiful hardwoods throughout. The updated kitchen features SS appliances, ceramic tile backsplash, stone counters, and peek-a-boo views of Lake Washington. Generous living areas on both levels offer a flexible layout with plenty of room to spread out. Downstairs, a welcoming walk-out rec room opens directly to the studio and garden — perfect for entertaining or hosting guests. The detached studio adds immediate flexibility — use it as a rentable space, office, gym, or creative retreat. Thoughtful upgrades include remodeled bathrooms with heated floors, a newer electrical panel, air conditioning, and solar panels. Positioned between Downtown and SeaTac, with quick access to I-5 and the light rail, this home offers the rare combination of a tranquil, established neighborhood and effortless connectivity to everything the city has to offe
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4908 S Snoqualmie Street, Seattle
Listing courtesy of COMPASS.
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