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Simply the best, better than all the rest.
2207A 14th Ave S, Seattle WA 98144 | $799,880 | 1,800 sq. ft. | 3 Bedrooms, 1.75 Baths
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You can call me Proud Mary. You see, finding a townhome can often feel like an exercise in compromising. Well with me, compromise does not compute. Some describe me as perfect. With my main floor entry, large dining room, three spacious bedrooms all upstairs, and a rooftop deck with to die for views in ALL directions. Mt.Rainier, Downtown Seattle, Puget Sound, Downtown Bellevue, Lake Washington, and both Olympic and Cascade ranges. I’m not just any ordinary townhouse. I’m stylish, well-positioned, and more romantic than most newer homes. Come see why I’m so proud and better than the rest.
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WELCOME TO NORTH BEACON HILL
North Beacon Hill should definitely be on your watch list if you’re looking for your next home in Seattle. This blossoming neighborhood is only going to keep getting better— new restaurants, pubs, brewers, and who knows what else pop up like little gifts every year you live here. One of Seattle’s most connected neighborhoods, you truly do not need a car here.
LOCATION
We can’t say enough good things about this location. You can walk to the light rail through the neighborhood with your travel luggage and get to the airport. And soon you will be able to ride the light rail all the way to Northgate. You don’t even really need a car in North Beacon Hill—in fact, more people bike to and from work in North Beacon Hill than any other neighborhood in Seattle. Plus, restaurants like Homer, Musang, Perihelion, Oak, Tacos Chukis, Bar Del Corso, or Tippe and Drague all offer cultural and culinary delights, and they’re all just a stroll away.
COMMUTE
All good news here for most Seattleites—North Beacon Hill scores VERY high in the commuting department. Pick a transit option, and you’re a quick ride from all of Seattle’s large employment centers. Soon you will even be able to take a light rail from North Beacon to King Station in the International District and hop the light rail to downtown Bellevue or Microsoft. That is going to be a big deal. And that says nothing about how much easier it is to commute to South Lake Union or Downtown Seattle. We know there are more than a few couples out there that have to commute to both cities… this neighborhood is the ideal compromise!
VALUE
Like much of Seattle, the housing market in North Beacon Hill has been on the uptick. After bottoming out in 2019, NBH is up 4.1% for similar homes sold year over year. Those numbers grow as you draw nearer to the neighborhood shops.
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STATS & LOCATION
Median Home Price
Commute Times
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8mto Amazon Spheres
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26mto Amazon Spheres
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16mto Microsoft Redmond
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61mto Microsoft Redmond
From the Neighbors
Dr. Jose Rizal Bridge has maybe the best view of Downtown Seattle.
Ben P.
Happy at Home Client
I love going for walks in our neighborhood. There’s always other people out walking their dogs, and in the summer many people are out working in their gardens.
Alyssa C.
Happy at Home Client
North Beacon Hill, Seattle, is a neighborhood that delights both the senses and the soul. One of its standout features is its fantastic restaurant scene, where culinary excellence meets community charm. Noteworthy establishments like Homer, Bar Del Corso, Parhelion, Baja Bistro, and Cloud Cafe grace the streets, offering diverse and delectable dining experiences that will satisfy any palate. But the culinary delights are just the beginning. North Beacon Hill boasts incredible commuting options, making access to the city almost effortless. With its strategic location, residents enjoy a seamless connection to downtown Seattle and beyond. Whether you prefer to hop on mass transit or pedal through the city on a bicycle, North Beacon Hill leads the way, consistently ranking as one of the nation's top neighborhoods for eco-friendly commuting. Combine these conveniences with stunning views of the city skyline and the majestic mountains, and you have a neighborhood that truly has it all. North Beacon Hill is more than just a place to live; it's a dynamic, diverse, and delicious community that invites you to savor every moment.
Brian T
Happy at Home Client
listing highlights
Rooftop deck with panoramic views
Ideal layout w/3 bedrooms upstairs
0.3 miles to Beacon Hill Light Rail Station
Easy access to Downtown, SLU, Eastside
Bus lines less than 1 block away
Great variety of restaurants
Biker's paradise w/lots of trails
Convenient main level entryway
Automated smart house includes lighting and blinds
6 minute walk to light rail
Private outdoor space on roof and off main level
Ally access parking
WELCOME TO NORTH BEACON HILL
North Beacon Hill should definitely be on your watch list if you’re looking for your next home in Seattle. This blossoming neighborhood is only going to keep getting better— new restaurants, pubs, brewers, and who knows what else pop up like little gifts every year you live here. One of Seattle’s most connected neighborhoods, you truly do not need a car here.
LOCATION
We can’t say enough good things about this location. You can walk to the light rail through the neighborhood with your travel luggage and get to the airport. And soon you will be able to ride the light rail all the way to Northgate. You don’t even really need a car in North Beacon Hill—in fact, more people bike to and from work in North Beacon Hill than any other neighborhood in Seattle. Plus, restaurants like Homer, Musang, Perihelion, Oak, Tacos Chukis, Bar Del Corso, or Tippe and Drague all offer cultural and culinary delights, and they’re all just a stroll away.
COMMUTE
All good news here for most Seattleites—North Beacon Hill scores VERY high in the commuting department. Pick a transit option, and you’re a quick ride from all of Seattle’s large employment centers. Soon you will even be able to take a light rail from North Beacon to King Station in the International District and hop the light rail to downtown Bellevue or Microsoft. That is going to be a big deal. And that says nothing about how much easier it is to commute to South Lake Union or Downtown Seattle. We know there are more than a few couples out there that have to commute to both cities… this neighborhood is the ideal compromise!
VALUE
Like much of Seattle, the housing market in North Beacon Hill has been on the uptick. After bottoming out in 2019, NBH is up 4.1% for similar homes sold year over year. Those numbers grow as you draw nearer to the neighborhood shops.
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