Designed by architect Gerald Van Slyck in the late 1950s/early 1960s, this distinctive floating home has a midcentury spirit, a woodsy, Northwest contemporary feel, and a character that is instantly captivating. An open layout, vaulted ceilings, clerestory windows, and large skylights maximize the homes 833 square feet. Outdoor areas take advantage of Portage Bay vistas. Intimate, co-op dock of only 4 homes is tight-knit and friendly. Boat moorage and assigned parking complete the package.

Simplicity of form, clean lines & perfect proportions: hallmarks of post-war design. All are in evidence in this 1940s Whittier home, where the modern aesthetic has been embraced. A kitchen of serene simplicity, a bath that is both modern & timeless, white walls, pale hardwoods & sophisticated lighting all combine for gallery-like effect. The 4-bed layout offers loads of livability, and basement spaces squeeze out every ounce of practicality. A large deck & ample garden extend living outdoors.

A charming picket fence, rocking chair front porch and lovely garden greet you as you enter this sweet West Seattle Craftsman. Home offers loads of charm: fir floors, shaker style doors/trim, and walls of wood-paned windows in the living areas. Master on the main w/ 2 more beds and a flex space up; a modern kitchen and remodeled bath complete the package. Detached 2 car garage and 650 sq ft basement leave lots of room for storage and hobbies. Ideal neighborhood just blocks to Lincoln Park and Alaska Junction.