1553 N 38th St, Seattle, WA 98103

(www.HistoricHomesinSeattle com.) for more great photos of this and all the best historic homes in Seattle. Uniquely qualified to help you buy and sell unique Seattle homes. I&#39;ve sold hundreds of historic and character homes. I promise I&#39;ll do my very best to help you! Please visit my website and take just a minute to read my personal story. I am deeply committed to what I do, my love of people and adventure has taken me to live with an Amazon tribe, trekking across Madagascar and colors each moment of the work I do. Please call me about any home 206-962-1700. Lake &amp; Company. I?d love to help!<br />One of the earliest homes in neighborhood, a true urban farmhouse circa 1900. Much charm but also very much a fixer upper. Front porch for neighborly chats, nice lot with mature trees and shrubs. This is a short sale, great opportunity for buyers with vision. House has potential MIL in daylight basement. Some city and Lake Union view, more if you build up. Outbuilding for storage. Walk to shopping, restaurants and parks, easy commute to downtown. courtesy remax mutual realty. (Internet 5566955) Neighborhood Description Quiet residential upper middle class single family homes, parking generally easy just outside one's own home, easy driving distance to any favorite in-city neighborhood: U District, Eastlake, Montlake, Arboretum, Capital Hill, South Lake Union and Downtown,Belltown, Queen Anne, Westlake, Fremont, Ballard, Phinney, Greenlake. Most of these are easy bike or walking distance as well, with very convenient bus service 2-3 blocks away at most. Settled homes with landscaping and tall trees, most homes Craftsman or Victorian Style. Blocks from pocket parks as well as 2 of Seattle's Favorite Parks: Gasworks and Greenlake. Blocks from Burke-Gilman Trail, used mostly for biking but also walking. Easy 7-10 minute bike ride to University of Washington, BG-Trail is 35+ miles in length and goes as far as Marymoor Park on the Eastside of Lake Washington - all through quiet neighborhood, winery and country environments. We are 3 blocks from the boundary between Wallingford and Fremont. Fremont is filled with fabulous restaurant and shopping choices, beautiful library, interesting and boutique bars, 2nd hand clothing stores, a traditional artist hang out with landmark environmental artwork: "Waiting for the Interurban", "VW eaten by Troll Under Bridge", "Lenin", "Rocket". Home of Solstice Parade, Many beautiful yoga, dance, massage and pilates studios, bookstores, PCC coop (health food), Located on Canal with tall trees and Lake Union, Generally upscale Condos mixed with 1900-1920's single family homes. A favorite "Hip" part of town.