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Art Deco Classic in Lake Forest Park

  • Lake Forest Park, WA
  • $1,225,000

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In the heart of Lake Forest Park sits this Art Deco classic in a park-like setting on almost an acre of lush greenery offering endless privacy and incredible opportunity, with the beautiful Lyon Creek flowing at its border. Mindfully updated, yet with more potential to make it your own. From the moment you enter you’re greeted by a spacious living room oozing with charm. Host incredible get-togethers in the formal dining room adorned with classic windows. Enjoy a delightful kitchen with quaint eating nook, tons of cabinetry and new appliances. Finished basement offers ample space to spread out with two large rooms, full bath, large storage, laundry room and attached garage. Brand-new expansive deck is ready for those summertime parties or lazy afternoons in the sun. Discover the many hidden treasures both inside and out, from the built in desk and hidden storage nooks to the Creekside firepit and backyard paths. As you explore the grounds, you'll discover so much more to love. Easy access to the Burke-Gilman Trail. Minutes to I-5 and 522 for easy commuting. Walking distance to the beloved Town Center and multiple parks. Everything you need right is at your fingertips. Deeded to the LFP Civic Club—just in time for summer! A rare opportunity in one of Lake Forest Park’s most cherished pockets.

In the heart of Lake Forest Park sits this Art Deco classic in a park-like setting on almost an acre of lush greenery offering endless privacy and incredible opportunity, with the beautiful Lyon Creek flowing at its border. Mindfully updated, yet with more potential to make it your own. From the moment you enter you’re greeted by a spacious living room oozing with charm. Host incredible get-togethers in the formal dining room adorned with classic windows. Enjoy a delightful kitchen with quaint eating nook, tons of cabinetry and new appliances. Finished basement offers ample space to spread out with two large rooms, full bath, large storage, laundry room and attached garage. Brand-new expansive deck is ready for those summertime parties or lazy afternoons in the sun. Discover the many hidden treasures both inside and out, from the built in desk and hidden storage nooks to the Creekside firepit and backyard paths. As you explore the grounds, you'll discover so much more to love.

Easy access to the Burke-Gilman Trail. Minutes to I-5 and 522 for easy commuting. Walking distance to the beloved Town Center and multiple parks. Everything you need right is at your fingertips. Deeded to the LFP Civic Club—just in time for summer! A rare opportunity in one of Lake Forest Park’s most cherished pockets.

In the heart of Lake Forest Park sits this Art Deco classic in a park-like setting on almost an acre of lush greenery offering endless privacy and incredible opportunity, with the beautiful Lyon Creek flowing at its border. Mindfully updated, yet with more potential to make it your own. From the moment you enter you’re greeted by a spacious living room oozing with charm. Host incredible get-togethers in the formal dining room adorned with classic windows. Enjoy a delightful kitchen with quaint eating nook, tons of cabinetry and new appliances. Finished basement offers ample space to spread out with two large rooms, full bath, large storage, laundry room and attached garage. Brand-new expansive deck is ready for those summertime parties or lazy afternoons in the sun. Discover the many hidden treasures both inside and out, from the built in desk and hidden storage nooks to the Creekside firepit and backyard paths. As you explore the grounds, you'll discover so much more to love. Easy access to the Burke-Gilman Trail. Minutes to I-5 and 522 for easy commuting. Walking distance to the beloved Town Center and multiple parks. Everything you need right is at your fingertips. Deeded to the LFP Civic Club—just in time for summer! A rare opportunity in one of Lake Forest Park’s most cherished pockets.
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1918

1918

Year Built

4

4

Total Bedrooms

2

2

Total Bathrooms

3,130

3,130

Sq.Ft.

Living Space

34,933

34,933

Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

1

1

Garage Space

01

Interior

Total Bedrooms

4

Total Bathrooms

2

Flooring

Hardwood, Vinyl Plank, Wall to Wall Carpet

Fireplace

Wood

Appliances

Dishwasher, Stove/Range, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer

Other Interior Features

Dining Room, French Doors
01

Exterior & Building

Garage Space

1

Water Source

Public

Roof

Flat, Torch Down

Lot Features

Open Space, Secluded, Fruit Trees, Level, Partial Slope, Wooded

Parking

Attached Garage

Heat Type

Baseboard, Forced Air
01

Lot & Area

Status

Seller Represented

Open House

5/12/2023, 5:00pm-7:00pm & 5/13/2023, 2:00pm-4:00pm

Living Area

3,130 Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

34,933 Sq.Ft.

MLS® ID

2065679

Type

Residential

Year Built

1918

Neighborhood

Lake Forest Park

Architecture Styles

Art Deco

View Description

Territorial

Elementary School

Brookside

Middle School

Kellogg

High School

Shorecrest

School District

Shoreline
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Finance

Sales Price

$1,225,000

Real Estate Taxes

$8,521/yr

Common Charges

$-1/mo
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Lake Forest Park

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Welcome to Lake Forest Park

Located inside King County, just 15 miles from downtown Seattle, the vibrant town of Lake Forest Park is bustling with residential activity and lush, densely-forested landscapes. This prosperous town is recognized for its spectacular natural attractions, including scenic trails and forests that make it ideal for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Its suburban residential neighborhoods provide residents with a welcoming atmosphere close to a lively town center, where locals experience a variety of cuisines and boutique shopping. Lake Forest Park’s zoning laws ensure minimal commercial activity within its desirable residential areas, enabling residents with the opportunity to enjoy peaceful living away from the hustle and bustle of urban life. 

What We Love

  • Proximity to Seattle and the Eastside
  • Dining, entertainment, shopping centers, and schools
  • Beautiful views of Lake Washington
  • A myriad of community-wide festivals and events

Local Lifestyle

Lake Forest Park is a picturesque, laid-back suburban town with a strong sense of community. Its tranquil vibe combines with its town center’s youthful, vibrant ambiance to create a desirable neighborhood with access to peaceful living and social amenities, making it the perfect place for families, retirees, and professionals. 

Dining, Entertainment, & Shopping 

The Town Center at Lake Forest Park provides numerous amenities to residents, from restaurants and shopping opportunities to festivals and community services. From taprooms and gyms to art galleries and apparel, there’s something for everyone here. 

The Local 104 brings classic American dishes in a relaxed atmosphere featuring a taphouse and indoor and outdoor seating. Enjoy fresh pizza, local beer, and gourmet sandwiches here. Or, check out the Vulpine Taproom at the Town Center and check out their craft beers with some tasty bites! Afterward, stop by Third Place Books for a curated selection of great reads in this indie bookshop.

Things to Do 

Celebrate a special occasion at Lake Forest Park Civic Club, whose iconic waterfront venue is perfect for hosting parties, weddings, and corporate events. Buy fresh produce, artisan goods, flowers, organic products, and more at the Lake Forest Farmer’s Market. Lake Forest Park is home to several stunning parks, including both Horizon View Park and Grace Cole Nature Park, whose trails, tennis courts, playgrounds, and picnic areas offer stunning views of native plants, birds, and other wildlife. 

Schools

Shoreline School District serves the community of Lake Forest Park. 

 
Welcome to Lake Forest Park Located inside King County, just 15 miles from downtown Seattle, the vibrant town of Lake Forest Park is bustling with residential activity and lush, densely-forested landscapes. This prosperous town is recognized for its spectacular natural attractions, including scenic trails and forests that make it ideal for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Its suburban residential neighborhoods provide residents with a welcoming atmosphere close to a lively town center, where locals experience a variety of cuisines and boutique shopping. Lake Forest Park’s zoning laws ensure minimal commercial activity within its desirable residential areas, enabling residents with the opportunity to enjoy peaceful living away from the hustle and bustle of urban life.  What We Love Proximity to Seattle and the Eastside Dining, entertainment, shopping centers, and schools Beautiful views of Lake Washington A myriad of community-wide festivals and events Local Lifestyle Lake Forest Park is a picturesque, laid-back suburban town with a strong sense of community. Its tranquil vibe combines with its town center’s youthful, vibrant ambiance to create a desirable neighborhood with access to peaceful living and social amenities, making it the perfect place for families, retirees, and professionals.  Dining, Entertainment, & Shopping  The Town Center at Lake Forest Park provides numerous amenities to residents, from restaurants and shopping opportunities to festivals and community services. From taprooms and gyms to art galleries and apparel, there’s something for everyone here.  The Local 104 brings classic American dishes in a relaxed atmosphere featuring a taphouse and indoor and outdoor seating. Enjoy fresh pizza, local beer, and gourmet sandwiches here. Or, check out the Vulpine Taproom at the Town Center and check out their craft beers with some tasty bites! Afterward, stop by Third Place Books for a curated selection of great reads in this indie bookshop. Things to Do  Celebrate a special occasion at Lake Forest Park Civic Club, whose iconic waterfront venue is perfect for hosting parties, weddings, and corporate events. Buy fresh produce, artisan goods, flowers, organic products, and more at the Lake Forest Farmer’s Market. Lake Forest Park is home to several stunning parks, including both Horizon View Park and Grace Cole Nature Park, whose trails, tennis courts, playgrounds, and picnic areas offer stunning views of native plants, birds, and other wildlife.  Schools Shoreline School District serves the community of Lake Forest Park.   
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10 Best Things About Living in Lake Forest Park

 

  1. Natural beauty: LFP is surrounded by lush green forests and situated along the shores of Lake Washington, providing scenic views and opportunities for outdoor recreation.
  2. Strong sense of community: LFP is known for its tight-knit community of folks looking out for each other, friendly neighborhoods, and community events that bring people together.
  3. Plenty of parks and trails: Multiple parks and trails in the area, including the Burke-Gilman Trail, which runs through the heart of LFP along Lake Washington. Be sure to check out Animal Acres, Eagle Scout Park, Blue Heron Park, Lyon Creek Waterfront Preserve, just to name a few.
  4. Proximity to the water: LFP’s location along the shores of Lake Washington offers residents opportunities for water-based activities like fishing, paddleboarding, and swimming. Also, the nearby and newly-opened Log Boom Park is a great place to enjoy a summer day on the water.
  5. LFP Civic Club: This home is deeded to the Lake Forest Park Civic Club, a private club which offers access to the lake, playground, boating, barbequing and even food trucks throughout the summer. It’s truly a gem to be a member of and creates instant community! Check out org for more info.
  6. Lake Forest Park Farmers Market: Located at the Town Center lower parking lot and open May through October. It’s walking distance and a joy to explore!
  7. Convenient location and easy commuting: Located just a short drive from downtown Seattle (20-min), providing easy access to the city's many attractions, including museums, theaters, and sports venues. Also, easy access to Redmond/Bellevue (25-min) and all the convenient shopping of Alderwood Mall area in Lynnwood (15 min).
  8. Wide range of dining and shopping options: LFP has a variety of restaurants, cafes, and shops that offer diverse cuisine and unique products. Third Place Commons is a neighborhood gem—be sure to check it out!
  9. Family friendly: LFP is known for being a safe and family-friendly place to live, with top-rated schools, parks, and activities for children. But it’s not just for families—all ages and abilities can find something to rave about to others!
  10. Its surrounding communities: Kenmore, Mountlake Terrace, Edmonds and Bothell host exciting events throughout the year that make finding something to do a breeze during all times of the year.

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Phillip Belenky

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Phillip Belenky

Broker

Hi! I’m Phillip Belenky. Founder of the PBNW Homes Team. Established real estate broker. The one you want in your corner when negotiating a home sale or purchase. Dubbed “Captain Detail” by colleagues, I’m organized, efficient and reliably several steps ahead in the buying or selling process. With a methodical, holistic approach, I keep you well...

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Shane Rossow

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Shane Rossow

Broker

Hi! I’m Shane. Real estate broker and the “design guy” for the PBNW Homes Team. I love working with our team and delving into the countless opportunities this industry offers. It’s exciting to walk beside folks throughout their home buying or selling journey and cheer them on along the way. My specialty is preparing homes for sale, turning them ...

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