5 Great Seattle Waterfront Homes for Sale Right Now

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King County waterfront property prices continue to rise. | Photo via Windermere Real Estate

Surf’s up, real estate watchers. The median price for waterfront properties in King County climbed over 40% in the past 3 years, according to a report from Realogic Sotheby’s .

But autumn may be the time for shopping around, since the market can often slow down in colder seasons.

Whether you’re currently in the market, or just like to daydream about landing a place near majestic scenery, here are 5 hot properties for sale right now.

2547 Perkins Lane W.

This Magnolia property has a beach access easement. | Photo by Luca Sforza via Compass Real Estate

5BR/2.75 BA | $2,398,000 | If the Brady Bunch had a luxe beach house it may have looked something like this. Chic 70s design marries views of the water throughout + a hot tub and patio.

3035 W. Galer St.

Another Magnolia home, near Smith Cove. | Photo by Aaron Anderson via Windermere Real Estate

5 BR/5 BA | $4,500,000 | Major #tubgoals. The rest of this Magnolia pad is eye-popping, too, designed by Ross Anderson, son of legendary Seattle architect Ralph Anderson.

4021 Beach Drive SW.

Popular Italian restaurant La Rustica is nearby. | Photo via Windermere Real Estate

2BR/2 BA | $699,950 | A rare waterfront find for under $1 million, this cozy West Seattle condo has a private deck + serious house boat vibes — without any of the seasickness.

3272 NW Esplanade

Views overlook Shishole Bay. | Photo via Coldwell Banker Bain + Freestyle Production

4 BR/3 BA | $1,888,000 | Wanna go whale watching — on your own patio? “Father of PNW architectural modernism” Paul Thiry designed this North Beach spread in a prime location for aquatic sightseeing.

322 Randolph Ave.

Take in Lake Washington’s beauty. | Photo by Angie Miller via Windermere Real Estate

3 BR/4 BA | $2,270,000 | Talk about staycation central. Located steps away from Leschi Village + Marina, this home has views for days and plenty of surrounding greenery.

Pro tip: Be sure to read some advice from Realogic Sotheby’s about going after prime waterfront properties like these.

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Gabe is based in Seattle (originally from New Jersey), and has previously been a food writer at Eater, a sports reporter, and a YA graphic novelist. You’ll probably find him scouting out the latest restaurant in town on the weekends, or strolling around the streets of White Center with his feisty pup, Armando.
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