Little lofted houseboat asks $445K by the Fremont Bridge

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Docked off Westlake Avenue near the crux of Queen Anne and Fremont, this home on the water takes an airy, lodge-like loft design and shrinks it down into a houseboat-sized package. But while 583 square feet is on the small side for a house, it’s big enough on a houseboat curve to keep from compromising too much for space—and a generous wraparound deck adds plenty of extra wiggle room.

The main gathering space sits under a cathedral ceiling, behind a tall wall of windows that’d be at home looking over a bluff or mountain. A loft looks over the area, catching that same light, with a curtain for privacy.

Underneath the loft, a kitchen has far more counter space than the typical houseboat, arranged into a sort of octagon pattern. Find more privacy in a second bedroom tucked in the back of the vessel with a vaulted ceiling and built-in Murphy bed.

2706 Westlake Avenue N Slip 76 is on the market for $445,000 via Cooper Jacobs/Seattle Afloat.

Large porches on either side of the wraparound deck expand the party space.
A small wood stove keeps the living area cozy.
A loft looks over the living area, dropping the ceiling over the kitchen.
The loft gets light from both the large front window and smaller clerestory windows.
The home’s largest window faces straight out onto Lake Union towards Wallingford and Fremont.
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