New Queen Anne View Homes For Sale Listing:

1901 Taylor Ave N #PH 6, Seattle 98109

$750,000

Open Today Until 4PM

Spacious penthouse condo in prime Queen Anne location has it all: Massive master suite & huge walk-in closet, 2nd bedroom, spacious office with wall of built-ins. Open floor plan, gas range, cherry cabinets & granite counters. 2 secure parking spots, huge storage room & plentiful storage throughout. Full size laundry, sound system, A/C, hardwoods & skylights.

• 2 Bedrooms
• office
• 2 Baths
• Built in 1999
• 1804 Square feet
• Private Laundry
• Fireplace
• City views
• Mountain views
• Lake Views
• Territorial Views

Big deck with great views of Lake Union & downtown!

Lives like a house in a quiet, green neighborhood with the convenience of downtown! Come see why there are very rarely homes available in The Verandas on Queen Anne!

Listed By Elaine Sandbeck and Mark Osaki of Cooper Jacobs Real Estate

elaine@cooperjacobs.com or mark@cooperjacobs.com

If you would like more information on this amazing Queen Anne View home or other Queen Anne Real Estate, let us know!

New Queen Anne View Homes For Sale Listing:  

1901 Taylor Ave N #PH 6, Seattle 98109

$750,000

Spacious penthouse condo in prime Queen Anne location has it all: Massive master suite & huge walk-in closet, 2nd bedroom, spacious office with wall of built-ins. Open floor plan, gas range, cherry cabinets & granite counters. 2 secure parking spots, huge storage room & plentiful storage throughout. Full size laundry, sound system, A/C, hardwoods & skylights.

• 2 Bedrooms
• office
• 2 Baths
• Built in 1999
• 1804 Square feet
• Private Laundry
• Fireplace
• City views
• Mountain views
• Lake Views
• Territorial Views

Big deck with great views of Lake Union & downtown!

Lives like a house in a quiet, green neighborhood with the convenience of downtown!  Come see why there are very rarely homes available in The Verandas on Queen Anne!

Listed By Elaine Sandbeck and Mark Osaki of Cooper Jacobs Real Estate 

elaine@cooperjacobs.com or mark@cooperjacobs.com

If you would like more information on this amazing Queen Anne View home or other Queen Anne Real Estate, let us know!

812 5th Ave N #416, Seattle, WA 98109

$289,950

Open Sat 3/10  2:30-5:00 PM

• 1 Bedroom
• 1 Bath
• City Views
• 709 Square Feet
• Built in 2002
• HOA: $264/month

Stunning View Seattle Queen Anne home for sale!

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 fine dining, performing arts, and shopping. Easy access to all major Seattle commuting routes as well!

Listed by Mark Osaki, Seattle Realtor, Cooper Jacobs Real Estate.  You can reach Mark via email at mark@cooperjacobs.com if you are interested in this Queen Anne view condo or other Queen Anne homes for sale.

Getting Your Seattle Home Sold Quickly

When attempting to sell a home within the Seattle area there are a lot of very important factors and key points to consider. There are many reasons why some homes in the Seattle real estate market take months to sell and why some seem to sell almost instantly.

When selling your house in the Seattle area, think about what it would feel like to be walking through a house as a potential homebuyer. Attending open houses in the Seattle area can be very beneficial. It can help you grasp the idea of what homebuyers are looking for when they examine a house. For example, you may see an open house where a person has a backyard that is cluttered with junk or an unwashed bathroom floor. If these types of things turn you off from a house then it probably has a very similar effect on others.

You should always pay very close attention to your Seattle real estate agent since the advise he gives can make you money. Agents are experienced in the market and know the day to day changes and trends in the market. Agents are very aware of homebuyers and their preferences in homes. When you listen to an agent’s valuable advice your Seattle home will sell all the more quickly.

Another point to consider when you are trying to sell your house in a hurry is that it should be kept very clean and organized. If you are holding an open house, or have potential Seattle homebuyers over for a tour, never leave it messy. When inspecting a home that potentially interests a buyer, the last thing they want to see is dirt in the house. Having a clean house can increase the chance of selling your home and make it sell faster. It is a very important thing to keep in mind if you are looking to sell your house in a short amount of time.

Remember that by following this advise you can shorten the amount of time it takes to sell your home. Attending open houses can be very beneficial since they give you an idea of what potential homebuyers are looking for when inspecting a house. Also, listening to your experienced agent can help you get your house sold as quickly as possible.

This Seattle real estate market update is courtesy of Adrian Willanger at Coldwell Banker Danforth 206 909-7536 helping people buy and sale homes in the Greater Seattle area.

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Going Green in the Seattle Real Estate Market

One of the fastest ways to make money in real estate is to watch Seattle market trends and to realize what’s going to happen in the future. One of the things that are definitely going to be stepping up over the years is green housing. You can catch a piece of this real estate action by simply making your house a little greener and adding to it whenever you can.

Affordability

The problem with going green is the money that needs to be put into the house. Green features are very expensive to add to a home. The best way to go about it is by doing it section by section. Even if you can only make your house a little greener, it will have more market appeal to buyers. Making an investment now will bring you a higher return on your money later. You’ll also be able to enjoy the savings on energy as you continue to live in the house.

Contractors

Part of the high expense of going green is hiring Seattle contractors that are knowledgeable in specific areas. If you are interested in adding solar panels to your house, for instance, you’ll have to find specialized trades people for consultations and installments. Usually the price you’ll have to pay is very high. You’ll have to phone around and get some quotes or ask a real estate agent if he knows any contractors that specialize in these types of additions and renovations. This type of work should not be given to a general contractor that has never worked in this specialized field before because the cost of the materials is very high and you don’t want to take the chance of having them damaged due to the inexperience of a contractor.

Putting the house on the market

Once you decide to sell your house with green features you’ll probably see it sell very quickly and at a higher price. The market is hot for these kinds of homes right now and it is expected that it will only get hotter in the years to come. The high price of energy combined with environmental issues makes going green in Seattle real estate a real win-win situation for both the buyer and the seller.

This Seattle real estate market update is courtesy of Adrian Willanger at Coldwell Banker Danforth 206 909-7536 helping people buy and sale homes in the Greater Seattle area.

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