Coastal Craftsman in Magnolia

2710 West Blaine Street | Seattle, WA 98199

This 1939 bungalow has been remodeled as a 2-story 3BD/2BA coastal craftsman and sits just half a mile from the Magnolia Village and the Puget Sound viewpoint. Lovely old-world charm on the main features oak floors, a wood fireplace and original hex tile & a cast iron tub in the bath. Upstairs the 2BD/1BA 1992 addition is light and airy with vaulted ceilings, a deep soaking tub, two balconies + a bonus den/office. The lower level has a built-in wood sauna, a large room ready for media space/home gym and a one car garage. French doors open out to a delightful, professionally designed garden in the private backyard with a green house and watering system. Close to parks, local shopping and an easy commute to SLU & downtown. A peaceful retreat!

3 Bathrooms | 2 Bathroom | 2510 SQFT

PENDING at $1,150,000

Taxes $/ Tax year $9030/ 2022
MLS #1955751
Built 1939 - Addition in 1992

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Grocery & Shopping

Metropolitan Market
QFC
Albertsons
Whole Foods
Ace Hardware
Bartell Drugs

Restaurants & Bars

Chinook’s
Americano
Bay Cafe
The Blue Heron
Red Mill Burgers
Tuk Tuk Thai Kitchen
Boxcar Ale House
Katina’s Kitchen
Pagliacci Pizza
Figurehead Brewing
Serendipity Café
Damoori Kitchen
Yume Sushi
Pink Salt
El Ranchon
Mulleady’s
Niko’s Gyros

Coffee & Treats

Petit Pierre Bakery
Ugly Mug Café
Nutty Squirrel Gelato
Uptown Espresso
Sprinkles and Sweets
Starbucks

Outdoor & More

Discovery Park
Lawton Park
Ballard Locks
Mounger Pool
Interbay Golf Center
Magnolia Playfield
Fisherman’s Terminal

Neighborhood

MAGNOLIA

Located on a hilly peninsula just north of Downtown, Magnolia is the second largest neighborhood in Seattle, which is surprising considering its quiet island-like feel. Known for some of the most breathtaking views in the Puget Sound, there are water vistas everywhere as well as stunning views of the Olympic Mountains and the Seattle skyline. In Magnolia’s town center, known as “The Village,” by locals, you will find local shops, restaurants, coffee shops and the Magnolia Farmers Market. On Salmon Bay is Fisherman’s Terminal, a working fishing terminal where you can wander along the docks to check out the fishing boats, grab a meal at Chinook’s or stop in at the market to buy freshly caught seafood. The neighborhood’s crown jewel is Discovery Park, formerly the U.S. Army’s Fort Lawton. Discovery is Seattle’s largest public park at 534 acres. It is home to the Daybreak Star Cultural Center, a land base and community center for Native Americans in the Seattle area. With almost 12 miles of walking trails, it is a naturalist’s wonderland with beach walks, woodlands, and meadows. Magnolia is truly a quiet corner of paradise in the heart of the city.