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Eastlake floating home offers two-level deck, next level views

By Anna Marie Erwert, Special to the Seattle PI

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Charming waterfront abode with two-level deck and Lake Union views asks $865K

Charming waterfront abode with two-level deck and Lake Union views asks $865K

Virtuance

Atop Lake Union is this cheerful and charming abode, a quintessential Seattle floating home asking $865,000.

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The home

Here there is a sense of space not typical to floating homes priced at under $1 million: a total of 880 square feet is augmented by a 600-square-foot deck. Inside are two levels.

On the main floor are a living room, large kitchen with dining area and generous cabinet space, and a full-sized bath.

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On the upper level is the bedroom, with clever storage solutions built right into the bed.

Stained glass windows, honey colored wood, bright tile accents, and radiant floors lend warmth, light, and charm.

The deck

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The deck, which is almost as large as the indoor space, adds outdoor options for all seasons.

There are two levels here too: on the lower level is both covered and uncovered space for dining, sunbathing, and enjoying the water views.

This deck wraps around the home and includes storage for kayaks and paddle boards.

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Above this level is a rooftop deck, offering stunning sunsets over the lake.

The deal

This property at 2235 Fairview #6 has been on and off the market with several price changes in the last few months. Newly re-listed, the current price is $865,000, and there is a $600 monthly HOA fee.

Eastlake properties like this one are popular: in the last 30 days, homes in this zip code have sold for a 107 percent sale-to-list ratio.

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Hard to imagine why this sweet Seattle lakefront abode hasn't yet been one of them.

Anna Marie Erwert writes from both the renter and new buyer perspective, having (finally) achieved both statuses. She focuses on national real estate trends, specializing in the San Francisco Bay Area and Pacific Northwest. Follow Anna on Twitter: @AnnaMarieErwert 

By Anna Marie Erwert