Listing Broker: Berkshire Hathaway HS NW; Larissa C. Wilson; 206-409-5962; larissawilson@BHHSNWRE.com
Above Elliott Bay on coveted Palm Avenue, this rare 1925 North Admiral Tudor Revival embodies a distinctly Pacific Northwest sense of place, with sweeping Seattle skyline views, city lights, and the ferries, sailboats and maritime life of the bay as a constant companion. Stewarded by the same owner for 22 years, the home blends craftsmanship, character and modernization. A Certified Wildlife Habitat garden, water feature and slate path lead to an artistic custom entry patio and arched front door. Inside, barrel-vaulted ceilings, arched openings, hardwoods, built-ins, warm woodwork, art glass and touches of whimsy unfold throughout. An Arts & Crafts relief-tile, possibly Batchelder, gas fireplace anchors the living room; the kitchen features Bosch & Sub-Zero appliances and a live-edge breakfast bar. The expansive lower level, with separate entry, adds family room, craft/flex, office, and full bath. Expanded and comprehensively updated in 2005, the 3,860 SF home offers 4 bedrooms + office/den & 3.5 baths, including a vaulted view primary suite with spa bath, walk-in closet & secret room, 2nd ensuite bedroom and wet bar. Generous rooftop terrace frames Bay and City skyline panorama. Two solar arrays, standing-seam metal roof and 2018 EV-wired garage reflect continued stewardship. Sale includes the adjacent 5,291 SF lower-bluff parcel. All within one of Seattle’s most welcoming, walkable neighborhoods, with beloved cafes, shops and restaurants nearby, plus Alki and the Water Taxi
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