2117 North 36th Street

Set above Lake Union, this thoughtfully reimagined 1927 Wallingford residence captures panoramic lake and Seattle skyline views. Rich in historic charm and architectural character, the home surprises at every turn. Inside, the home unfolds with warmth and intention. Vertical grain fir trim, maple and bamboo floors, abundant windows, and a sculptural steel-and-maple staircase speak to the exquisite craftsmanship woven throughout. The light-filled kitchen is one of the home’s most distinctive spaces, with an urban feel that sets it apart. Custom fir cabinetry, stainless steel countertops, Sub-Zero refrigeration, double wall ovens, and a built-in banquette balance beauty with everyday function. Just beyond, an unexpected door opens to a passive 750-bottle wine cellar, another of the home’s hidden delights. Downstairs, a fully equipped daylight MIL suite offers its own private entrance, kitchen, living room, bedroom, ensuite bath, and laundry, creating a separate living space for guests, rental income, or multigenerational living. Upstairs, the primary retreat takes in sweeping lake and skyline views and opens to two private outdoor spaces: a hot-tub-ready deck and a sun-drenched south-facing terrace with expansive 180-degree outlooks. And then there is Wallingford: mornings by the lake, evenings at neighborhood restaurants, and weekends strolling on the Burke-Gilman. A home with history, soul, enduring craftsmanship, and extraordinary views, all in the heart of Wallingford.