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About this home
Price adjusted! Not every home gets the balance right — Character and Functionality, History and Flexibility, Quiet and Connected..this one does. This functional floor plan gives you space to relax, entertain, cook, work, sleep, and all close to the Lower Queen Anne core, South Lake Union and Amazon in Seattle. This peek-a-boo view home is in a landmark 1930 'art deco' building on a quiet cul-de-sac and very pet friendly. Charm galore awaits w/details like original wood floors, mullioned French doors in great shape, & carved woodwork mixed in with an updated kitchen vibe, formal entryway w/space for your bike, skis, hiking gear, luggage or whatever fills the space. Bedroom or bonus room is a genuine second space — convert it into a dedicated bedroom, or add a Murphy bed w/a built-in office space. Plenty of space to imagine your ideal smart layout. Your living room view angles West-facing allowing good light to pour in, there's no rental cap after year one, and street parking in this neighborhood is always easy. Step right outside to Kinnear Park, off-leash dog trails & pickleball courts. Bus lines nearby & SLU is a 10-minute walk; close enough to be convenient, far enough to actually decompress. This is a rare find in this building and in the area, 'hot home' while it lasts...add this to your list!
Lower Queen Anne, located between Seattle Center and the Lake Union shoreline, is a residential and entertainment Seattle neighborhood with mid-rise brick apartments and a strong arts-and-arena pulse. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around Queen Anne Ave N and Mercer St, where espresso bars, chef-driven restaurants, and small storefronts keep the sidewalks active. Climate Pledge Arena and McCaw Hall set the cultural calendar, while SIFF Cinema Uptown adds an indie-film marquee. Streets step up the hill with classic walk-ups and newer condos, framed by pocket parks and big-event plazas. A short climb leads to Kerry Park’s skyline view, and the Seattle Center grounds shape daily routes.
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Offer insights
519 W Roy St #413 · $292,500
$292K and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $292K+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
96 days
The average home goes pending in 49 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
97.3%
Most homes are selling 3% below list price.
About offer insights
Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Dining
Interior features
French doors
Walk-in closet
Water heater
Insulated windows
Cooking: electric
Bedrooms
1 bedroom (main level)
Bathrooms
1 full bathroom with bathtub and shower (main level)
Kitchen
Electric stove/range
Refrigerator
Dishwasher
Kitchen with eating space
Laundry & utility
Laundry room (community)
Storage unit on west side of building, floor 1 (Storage #19)
Flooring
Hardwood
Heating & cooling
Radiator heating
No central cooling
Exterior features
Brick exterior
Adjacent to public land
Curbs and sidewalks
Dead-end street / cul-de-sac location
Paved access
Home design
Condominium, one level
Top-floor unit (4th floor)
Main entry on main level
Southwest-facing unit
Unit has a view
Parking
Off-street parking
Construction
Brick construction
Flat torch-down roof
Effective year built 1980
Utilities
Electric and natural gas service
Water and sewer provided via HOA
Gas boiler water heater
Xfinity cable and internet available
Power: Seattle City Light
HOA & community
HOA with monthly fee (includes central hot water, common area maintenance, earthquake insurance, lawn service, sewer, snow removal, trash, water)
Association contact: Veronica Meyers
Community amenities: elevator, exercise room, game/rec room, laundry room, lobby entrance, outside entry, fire sprinklers, high-speed internet available, cable TV
Pets allowed
Financial info
Listing terms: Cash or Conventional
Other
Building name: Seaview
59 units in building
Electricity and solar
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