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$2,375,000
5 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 2584103 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Built in 2019, this eco-friendly home shines like new with quality materials and thoughtful systems throughout. Huge windows and high ceilings fill this amazing layout with natural light. Located on a quiet street just one block from the Arboretum, close to Capitol Hill and Madison Valley. Bright main level living features indoor and outdoor enjoyment. The spacious living room is surrounded by gorgeous, low-maintenance landscaping and a new fence. Stunning kitchen with Wolf 5-burner induction range, Bosch appliances, sleek design, great dining space and convenient half-bath. Upstairs, the spacious primary suite offers an ensuite bath and large walk-in closet, plus 3 additional bedrooms, guest bath and oversized laundry room. The top floor has an epic second living/hobby/music space with wet bar and a spacious rooftop deck with expansive territorial views over the Arboretum. Plus, an excellent 5th bedroom guest suite or 2nd primary w/ ensuite bath. A top floor beats a basement for bonus living! 2-car attached garage, solar panels and a battery backup. Over $100K in designer landscaping, plus a new fence and drip irrigation. Premium systems deliver ultra-efficient living and low utility bills, including PEAD heating/cooling, 2 ERVs for filtered fresh air throughout, impressive solar panels ($25K) and 'peace of mind' battery backup ($22K). Off-grid ready! Luxury green living at its best, right next to Seattle’s favorite green space—the Arboretum.

2604 E Ward Street, Seattle

Listing courtesy of Windermere Real Estate Midtown.

$900,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 2580569 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Ideally-located view property in the quiet, leafy Arboretum neighborhood of East Capitol Hill. Renovate or redevelop this 2-level, 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath home on a generous 5000 sq ft lot. Located on a charming side street of $2M+ homes, just blocks from Madison Valley's excellent restaurants, cafés, boutique shops, Washington Park Arboretum, and the new PCC grocery store. 88 WalkScore. Home offers territorial, Cascade mountain, and Bellevue city views from both floors - with even better views unlocked by redeveloping to 3+ stories. Or, invest in a cosmetic rehab of this solid 1964 home, which features 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths on the main floor, oak hardwoods, views from the east-facing rooms, newer windows, primary with half bath and balcony, and copper plumbing. Downstairs, find a finished full-height daylight basement with French doors opening to a large deck and territorial views - perfect for future ADU or expansion potential. Two off-street driveway parking spots. Developers, investors, or those seeking long-term upside: 50' street frontage x100' deep lot, zoned Neighborhood Residential inside a Frequent Transit Service Area and Major Transit Stop walkshed (no parking required). Blocks to express bus to downtown, 8, 11, 43, 48 buses. Seller-provided information includes title commitment, adjacent property survey, and consulting arborist report & tree inventory. Sold at land value. Buyer to verify development potential, ECA, and tree conditions with SDCI.

440 26th Avenue E, Seattle

Listing courtesy of Windermere R E Mount Baker.

$1,185,000
3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 2575439 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
This beautifully maintained Craftsman home blends classic architectural warmth w/ thoughtful updates designed for today’s lifestyle. The main level welcomes you with formal living and dining spaces, an inviting flow, and an updated bath. The standout kitchen features granite counters, travertine floors, and a generous breakfast nook—perfect for morning coffee or casual gatherings. Upstairs, two serene bedrooms, a bonus flex area, and a gorgeous full bath create a private retreat. Enjoy summer evenings on the BBQ-ready deck with neighborhood views. The finished basement adds valuable versatility with a ¾ bath, storage, and utility room. Two off-street parking spots—including one covered—plus A/C, a tankless water heater & a brand new furnace. Set at the crossroads of Capitol Hill, Madison Valley, and Montlake, this home offers premium location, quick access to downtown, SLU, and UW, and proximity to parks and lakefront escapes. Ideal for move-up buyers seeking charm, convenience, and long-term value in one of Seattle’s most desirable micro-neighborhoods.

504 23rd Avenue E, Seattle

Listing courtesy of John L. Scott, Inc..

$2,450,000
3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 2574283 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Capitol Hill Craftsman // An exemplary 1905 classic, masterfully renovated with respect for its architectural integrity, period detail and historic charm, while comprehensively updated for contemporary living. Ideally positioned in North Capitol Hill, just two blocks from 15th Avenue shops and three blocks from Volunteer Park, 716 15th Avenue E pairs authentic Seattle architecture with sophisticated stewardship and an exceptionally livable floor plan. Behind its handsome shingled façade, broad eaves and welcoming covered porch, the home reveals craftsmanship of another era. Rich millwork, paneled walls and ceilings, leaded and art glass, substantial columns, built-in cabinetry, window seats, hardwood floors create architectural depth rarely replicated today. A gracious central stair hall organizes the main level, where living room, library and dining room retain their individual character while flowing naturally together—formal when desired, yet comfortable for everyday living. The kitchen and breakfast room provide a lighter, more casual counterpoint, opening toward the garden and creating an effortless connection between indoors and out. Covered and open-air terraces, mature gardens, layered landscaping and a fire-pit courtyard form a series of private outdoor rooms for three-season living and entertaining. Extensive hardscape, landscape lighting, irrigation and drainage have been thoughtfully integrated throughout, creating a remarkably complete urban garden setting.

716 15th Avenue E, Seattle

Listing courtesy of Realogics Sotheby's Int'l Rlty.

$2,198,000
5 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 2559911 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
A rare Capitol Hill treasure, beautifully preserved and thoughtfully updated. This iconic 1907 Craftsman captures everything buyers dream of finding but rarely do—original hardwood floors, exquisite period millwork, leaded glass details, soaring ceilings, and rooms filled with natural light that has graced this home for more than a century. Rich in character yet designed for modern living, the residence offers five spacious bedrooms and four bathrooms, providing exceptional flexibility for today's lifestyle. Behind its timeless façade, extensive system updates, including updated plumbing and electrical, offer peace of mind while preserving the home's architectural integrity. Formal and informal living spaces flow effortlessly for both everyday comfort and memorable entertaining.Step outside to discover one of Capitol Hill's true rarities—a generous, level backyard with room to gather, garden, play, and unwind. Off-street parking for up to three vehicles delivers a level of convenience seldom found in this coveted neighborhood.Perfectly positioned just moments from neighborhood cafés, acclaimed restaurants, parks, top-rated schools, and the vibrant energy of Capitol Hill, this is a home that offers both connection and retreat. A remarkable opportunity to own a piece of Seattle history without sacrificing the comforts of modern life.Homes of this caliber, on lots of this size, with this combination of authenticity, updates, outdoor space, and parking, seldom come to mark

938 18th Avenue E, Seattle

Listing courtesy of Windermere Real Estate/East.

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