Verandas On Queen Anne: Luxury Queen Anne Condos
Built in 1999, this 6 unit luxury condo on the East side of Queen Anne Hill is highly desirable.
With views of Lake Union and the Cascades and loads of style and comfort, you will want to take a look at one of these if it becomes for sale!
The Verandas on Queen Anne condominiums are located on the quiet part of Taylor at 1901 Taylor Ave N, Seattle 98109. They are constructed with brick, stucco, and wood exteriors and the entire site is perched on a corner lot.
Recent NWMLS sales of The Verandas on Queen Anne from all Realtors:
The turn over in The Verandas on Queen Anne is very low and the owner occupancy rate is high. The last sale before this one was in March of 2010. It sold more quickly than this one. We believe that the current market would support a much shorter days on market for any of these spectacular units coming on the market. We also have a much larger channel of marketing than many of the otherQueen Anne Realtors and would love a chance to prove it to you!
1901 Taylor Ave N #PH6, Seattle 98109 : It was originally listed at $695,000 and had a final listing price of $660,000. This Queen Anne condo unit sold for $630,000. Here are the public NWMLS marketing remarks on this 1648 square foot 2 bedroom, 1.75 bath unit:
Quality built 2+ bedroom in the Veranda on Queen Anne. This end unit will knock your socks off. Gleaming maple flooring, corner gas fireplace, formal living and dining w/view of Lake Union. Spacious view deck. Kitchen w/granite counter tops, cooking island and eating bar, convection oven, wine refrigerator, pantry. Den with built-in desk/bookshelves. Master suite w/5 pc bth, newer travertine flooring, walk-in closet with built in Calf cabinets. Air cond. 2 car gar prking & spacious storage.
In the end it did sell for over 95% of its list price. The final dollar per square foot was $382.28 and this sale closed at escrow on 11/4/2011.
Queen Anne Seller’s Market: If you are thinking about selling your Verandas on Queen Anne condo or have other Queen Anne property you would like to list and are looking for a great real estate agent, then please let us know as we would be very excited to show you how we will sell it.
Queen Anne Buyers Market: If you want to see Queen Anne homes for sale, please do let us know. We would be happy to show you some of our favorite spots on Queen Anne as well as our favorite Queen Anne condo buildings if you are interested in becoming a Queen Anne homeowner.
realestate@cooperjacobs.com
This lavish 1 bed 1 bath top floor corner unit condo in the heart of Queen Anne boasts vaulted ceilings, modern architecture, s.s. appliances, and an open floor plan. Spectacular city, territorial, and Space Needle views. Other features include secure lobby entrance, assigned secure parking space, new carpet, elfa closets, and huge common patio great for barbecues.
Within walking distance to Queen Anne fine dining, performing arts, and shopping.
Easy access to I-5, Hwy 99, and 520.
Listed by Mark Osaki mark@cooperjacobs.com
Are you interested in more Queen Anne homes for sale? We are happy to help you buy or sell your next Queen Anne property! We have Queen Anne real estate brokers who can help you with your next move.
We live, play, work, and know Seattle’s Queen Anne neighborhood! realestate@cooperjacobs.com
It seems pretty obvious to most of us where they are, but we are local and people outside of Seattle really don't know. Many out of state visitors come here only with the Sleepless In Seattle frame of reference for where Seattle houseboats actually are in Seattle. Any Seattle local who has seen this 1993 Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan movie (which I affectionately call the STALKER movie) knows that when Tom sets out in his little row boat from his Lake Union houseboat, he won't end up in the Puget Sound at Alki any time soon.
It is important to first know that Seattle houseboats used to be a lot more prevalent in the city even being in Lake Washington along the shores of Madison Parkjust to name one spot, but also along the Duwamish River down in the South Park area. Over the last 100 years they have dwindled for various reasons which is probably a good idea for me to write a series of at least 10 posts. The city has gone from thousands of floating homes and shacks to a little over 500 in present day. These 500 or so surviving Seattle floating homes (and some new construction) are located on Lake Union and Portage bay in various locations.
Here is a handy map of the Seattle Floating Homes -
View Where To Find Seattle Floating Homes in a larger map
Let me know if you are interested in checking out Seattle's floating homes neighborhoods and learning more about the different types of dock ownerships, etc.
Courtney Cooper
Houseboat Realtor
Courtney@CooperJacobs.com 206-850-8841
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