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Prime buildable 5384 sq ft lot on Capitol Hill, offering incredible potential in a highly sought-after area. Zoned NC3P75 (M), it allows for up to 75 feet tall of future development (6-7 stories), making it ideal for a mixed-use project. Future building can be used as apartments, condos, office space, hotel, grocery or retail. The possibilities are endless! The current structure on the land is 2802 sq ft that was taken down to the studs in 1995. It was previously used as a law office for many years with 10 rooms, 2 bathrooms and an apartment in the basement with a separate entrance that includes a full kitchen. There is also a parking lot in the back that can fit 4 cars. Lots of options for adaptive reuse or redevelopment. Located in a high demand area near major transit routes, shopping, and dining, with easy access to downtown Seattle and surrounding neighborhoods. This site offers unparalleled convenience for future residents and businesses. A prime opportunity to build in an established and high demand community! Seller open to owner financing.
Stevens, located between Capitol Hill and the Central District, is a residential and walkable Seattle neighborhood with leafy streets and classic early-20th-century homes. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around 19th Ave E and E Galer St, where a small cluster of cafes, corner markets, and everyday errands sets a calm, lived-in rhythm. Tree-lined blocks feature Craftsman houses, brick apartments, and tidy gardens stepping toward the Lake Washington ridge. Volunteer Park’s lawns and the Seattle Asian Art Museum add a cultural counterpoint to the quiet streets. The Interlaken Park stairways and trails thread through a green ravine, linking daily walks to a more wooded feel. A short climb west brings the cafés and music rooms of Capitol Hill into view without changing the neighborhood’s measured pace.
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Property details
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Exterior
Finance
Interior features
Level topography
Exterior features
Driveway
Paved road access
Sidewalks along the property
Home design
Land zoned for commercial/industrial use
Property type is Land
Parking
Driveway access
Construction
No structure on property
Utilities
Water on site
Electricity on site / connected
Natural gas available on site
Sewer on site
Financial info
Listing terms: Cash, Conventional, or Owner will carry
Annual taxes listed
Other
Possible uses include Commercial, Multi-Family, Office, Residential, and Retail
City zoning jurisdiction
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Public record
Permits
Beds
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Baths
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Stories
2
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Lot depth
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Lot size
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Year renovated
2003
Finished Sq. Ft.
2,802
Unfinished Sq. Ft.
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Total Sq. Ft.
2,802
Year built
1901
Style
Multi-Family (5+ Unit)
County
King County
APN
3325049001
Parking Spaces
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Basement
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Accessible
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HOA Dues
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Last updated by owner on Apr 6, 2023.
Apr 27, 2018 • Final
Electrical permit: over the counter
Install electrical wiring for a remodeling project.
Electrical
Remodel
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