At A Glance

Three storied levels, six blocks from Carkeek.

A 2003 Craftsman set on a 6,499 square foot lot in Broadview. Hardwood throughout the main level, a great room built around the fireplace, a kitchen anchored by a Lacanche range, and a third floor that earns its keep as guest quarters or a private office.

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3 Levels

Property Type Single Family

Parking Oversized 2-Car

Architecture Craftsman

Neighborhood Broadview

A First Look

Walk through the house. The fireplace, the kitchen, the light.

Six frames from the residence. The great room with its custom built-ins. The chef's kitchen open to the dining and stair hall. The light-filled flex room with bay windows. A private walk-through is the way to read the rest.

Great room with a lit gas fireplace flanked by custom white built-in bookcases, an arched alcove above the mantel, and French doors opening to the fenced backyard at 206 NW 143rd Street — The great room. The fireplace lit, the built-ins symmetric, the French doors holding the line between inside and garden.

Front elevation of the 2003 Craftsman at 206 NW 143rd Street, the blue-gray gabled facade rising above a paved driveway framed by mature Pacific Northwest plantings — The approach. The Craftsman holds the lot, three stories tall, set back behind native plantings.

Formal living room with a large abstract canvas on a pale wall, a low pale sofa, and an open sightline through to the kitchen and back of the house — The formal living room, near the entry. The first room that meets you, with a clean line back to the kitchen.

Open great room and chef's kitchen with a red Lacanche range under a custom vent hood, oversized island with seating, recessed lighting throughout, and the staircase rising at the right — The kitchen at the center. Lacanche range, custom hood, oversized island. The room the household lives in.

Flex room with a deep bay of windows looking onto private hedged garden, two swivel chairs facing each other across a glass coffee table, and warm hardwood underfoot — The bay-windowed flex room. Garden light through three glazed walls, set apart from the main living spaces.

Detail of the great room hearth, with the gas fireplace, custom mantel, arched display niche, and built-in bookcases stocked with curated objects — The hearth, up close. Arched niche above the mantel, built-ins shouldering both sides.

A great room built around the fireplace, the bookcases, and a set of French doors that opens the house into the garden.

The Residence

A Craftsman that knows what it is.

Broadview sits on the bluff above Carkeek Park, where the Sound opens to the west and the trees stay green through the rainy months. This 2003 Craftsman was built into that landscape: hardwood floors throughout the main level, generous proportions, and a floor plan that opens itself up where it matters and closes itself off where it should.

The main level is the heart. A formal living room near the entry sets a warm first impression. Beyond it, the great room runs the back of the house: a gas fireplace anchors the middle, custom built-in bookcases flank both sides, and a set of French doors steps directly out to the covered patio. The chef's kitchen sits across from the fireplace, an oversized island with seating dividing the work and the conversation. A six-burner Lacanche range, a pot filler, a built-in Thermador refrigerator, a walk-in pantry. The main level closes with a powder room, a mud room, and the oversized two-car garage.

Upstairs, the primary suite holds a five-piece bath and a walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms share a full bath, and a large media room with kitchenette gives the household a second living area. The third floor is its own moment: a private en-suite bedroom that doubles cleanly as a guest level, a home office, or a flexible third floor for whatever the household needs next.

Outside, the fully fenced backyard is built for quiet use. Covered patio with a gas hookup, low-maintenance no-mow turf, and the privacy of a Pacific Northwest garden held within wood fencing. The house lives long.

The Kitchen

Built Around a Lacanche

A six-burner Lacanche range with pot filler under a designer hood, a built-in Thermador, an oversized island, and a walk-in pantry behind. The kitchen the rest of the room is arranged around.

The Great Room

Fireplace, Built-Ins, French Doors

A gas fireplace between two walls of custom built-in bookcases, with French doors opening to the covered patio. The room every household photo gets taken in.

The Third Floor

Private En-Suite Above

A full bedroom with its own bath at the top of the house. Reads as a guest suite, a home office, or a teen's quiet floor.

The Details

What makes it singular.

Lacanche Range

A six-burner Lacanche gas range with pot filler under a designer vent hood. The room organizes itself around it.

Custom Built-Ins

Two full walls of custom millwork bookcases flanking the gas fireplace, with an arched display niche above the mantel.

French Doors To The Garden

A direct line from the great room to the covered patio. Indoor-outdoor flow with a gas hookup waiting outside.

Three Levels, Three Lives

Main-level living and entertaining, upper-level primary plus media room, third-floor en-suite for guests or office.

Oversized Two-Car Garage

Attached, oversized, plus off-street parking for two more. Quietly rare for the neighborhood.

No-Mow Backyard

Fully fenced, low-maintenance turf, covered patio. Built for the way Seattle households actually use a yard.

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Down Payment 20%

Interest Rate 6.5%

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$8,063

Principal and interest only. Property taxes and insurance are not included. Based on a list price of $1,595,000.

The Neighborhood

Broadview, on the bluff.

Broadview sits at the northwest edge of Seattle, on the bluff above Puget Sound. Carkeek Park is six blocks away, with trail access down to the beach. Greenwood and Shoreline meet to the north and east. The neighborhood reads quiet and residential, with single-family homes set among mature Pacific Northwest plantings.

Easy on and off transit, a straight shot to downtown Seattle in either direction, and the kind of forested edge that a lot of the city has paved over.

Six blocks to Carkeek Park, ten minutes to Greenwood

Built around the Lacanche. Six blocks from Carkeek.