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5810 Cowen Place NE #310 in Seattle

Listing ID:2582351 (Condominium)
Listing Price:$438,500
Days on Market:54

Details

Bed / Bath:1.00 / 1.00

Welcome to the coolest apartment in Seattle! Feels like Central Park, but it's Cowen Park! This timeless Co-op was built in 1928 in Collegiate Gothic Architectural Style and is the perfect blend of modern conveniences and period details. This corner unit boasts a lovely entry room, huge living room with hardwood floors, a walk-in closet, and bay windows overlooking the park that flood the room with natural light. There's an easy option to add a 2nd bedroom if needed, or you can enjoy the spacious living area with sweeping park views as-is. The generously sized dining room could easily function as a home office as well. The updated designer kitchen is one of the largest in the building, with high-end appliances, ample cabinetry, quartzstone countertops, exposed brick, and a large walk-in pantry. The Primary bedroom suite includes a walk-in closet and adjacent full bathroom shines with the original marble tile floor. The building features a large community laundry room with bike storage, and separate secure owner storage locker. Dues include property taxes! Also covered: water, sewer, garbage, radiator heat, and full building & earthquake insurance. RPZ Permit parking is available 24 hrs around the building perimeter. Absolutely stunning piece of Seattle history with a 96-walk score! Just steps to Light Rail, Green Lake, University District, grocery shopping, community gardens, and many pubs and cafes. Minutes to University Medical Center and a commuter's dream... not to miss!


NWMLS

This listing is provided courtesy of NWMLS.
Listing Broker: RE/MAX Northwest; Ann M. Babb-Nordling.



Property Details

Home

Style:33 - Co-op
Bedrooms:1.00
Bathrooms:1.00
Year Built:1928

Schools

School District:Seattle

Surroundings

View:Territorial

Financials

Tax Year:2026
Parcel Number:1797501310

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