2303 N 38th St, Seattle, WA 98103

Craftsman home built in 1908. Great Wallingford location. 1650 square feet. Open House 9/23 from 10:30 to 12:30. New paint, new carpet. Large light filled kitchen. Large living room with updated period moulding and craftsman mantel. Hardwoods through kitchen and living room. Two entrances, mud room on north side. Room for breakfast table in kitchen plus dining room table in living room. 9.5 foot high ceilings. Brand new Carpet in both bedrooms. Raised Garden for year round planting. Brand new LARGE upper balcony for those views and a glass of wine. Large lower deck off the kitchen. Great house for entertaining. Two bedrooms. Two Bathrooms. Main floor bedroom is good sized. Top floor dormer is huge; has bathroom and large master bedroom with sitting area. View of Seattle, Space Needle and Lake Union. Christmas boats in the winter, Tuesday night sailing in the summer. Outstanding views of July 4th fireworks. Detached carport for bike storage. All appliances are less than 2 years old. Our home is in lower Wallingford available for rent starting October 4th. Home is on a quiet street in residential lower Wallingford. The house was built in 1908 in one of Seattle's earlier neighborhoods...since then I think Wallingford has been taken over my dogs, as essentially every household has one or two lying around. Our neighbors are good people who have always been welcoming to renters. Our location is ideal for people wanting to live in/near downtown, but looking for a quieter neighborhood lifestyle. It's very accessible to 520, I-5 and 99. Fremont, 45th street and Green Lake are all within a few minutes walk and we are 2 blocks off of Lake Union. Very convenient location for UW students and faculty. Here are some sample distances: To 45th St.: 6 blocks/6 minute walk/4 minutes on bike To Burke Gilman Trail: 2 blocks/2 minute walk/30 seconds on bike To closest grocery (Wallingford QFC): 10 blocks/10 minute walk/6 minutes on bike/2 minute drive To University Trader Joes: 15 minute walk/8 minutes on bike To both I-5 or 99: 3 minute drive To UW: 15 minute walk/8 minutes on bike To Tangletown: 20 minute walk/10 minutes on bike To Green Lake: 26 minute walk/13 minutes on bike/5 minutes by car To Irwins Coffee Shop: 3 blocks/close enough that their fresh baked goodies are still warm when you get home To Uptown Espresso: Outstanding coffee To Fremont Brewery: less than 20 minute walk on the Burke Gilman To Gasworks Park: 4 minute walk/2 minutes on bike Dog parks are everywhere Also within a few minutes walk are some great local restaurants like Westward, Cantinetta and Essential Baking. The home is in good condition, with many recent efficiency upgrades including all LED lighting and new ceiling insulation. The house is full of light. Yard has mature landscaping and room to enjoy a sunny day outside. Much of the house has been repainted recently. Lease starting 10/4/15 or as soon as the new paint dries. :) Nine month lease (until June 30th). Subsequent leases are annual starting July 1st. One driveway parking spot. Plenty of parking (on street) Yard is not fenced in, but there is a [removed] spot for your dog if you have one. 960 sf The basement will be rented out separately as a MIL apartment (new renters will start lease at the same time). Laundry is shared and included in the rent. We are moving out of our house and up a bit further north. Obviously looking for someone who will take good care of our place. We've always been lucky to have cool renters and are hoping to keep our record up. Dogs are great, but nothing that weighs more than you or barks enough to notice. 'Moment of' yard poo clean up is important and an expectation. Sorry, no cats. Business stuff: We will ask for the last month's rent and a deposit. The deposit is dependent upon whether you have a dog, breed, etc but will likely be $1250. We hang on to $350 of that for getting carpets cleaned; the rest is yours when you move out if all is in