$515,000
There is a reason longtime locals consider this quiet SeaTac corridor one of the area’s most coveted addresses — and it has --nothing-- to do with the airport. Tucked well outside the flight path, this home sits in a peaceful, established enclave of McMicken Heights, where the loudest things you’ll hear are the birds, the garden, and the music playing while you unwind on your private covered patio. This property is all about --privacy, lifestyle and possibility--. Mature landscaping frames nearly every view, creating the feeling of a personal sanctuary rather than a typical suburban yard. It is the kind of outdoor space that takes decades to cultivate — and it all conveys. Inside, the charming 3-bedroom, 1-bath home has been thoughtfully refreshed with fresh finishes while still honoring the solid, well-built character of its 1959 construction. Darling as-is, the home also offers wonderful potential to expand, reimagine, rebuild, or simply enjoy exactly as it is. Set on a generous **9,750 SF lot**, the property offers room to dream. The full-length covered patio is a standout feature, complete with lounge furniture, a gas firepit, and the coveted hot tub — all is to remain with the home, creating an effortless extension of the living space. Two additional storage sheds also remain with the home. Private, charming, and full of possibility — this is a special one. Pre-inspected!
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SOLD
Status
4646 S 166th Street, SeaTac
Listing courtesy of COMPASS. Selling Office: Designed Realty.
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