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Monday, December 15, 2008

Investor Alert! Great value in fully furnished waterfront view condo! $289,950

You won't find another place like this for this price...this is truly a steal. Located right on the point in Alki, one of Seattle's most desirable waterfront communities, this one bed/one bath condo has the whole 10 yards for only $289,950!



This unit offers a fabulous view of the Sound and mountains, French doors to a Juliette balcony facing the back at a nicely landscaped (by nature of course) foresty bluff, new electrical, a brand new titanium Asko washer and dryer, granite countertops, new dishwasher, stainless steel appliances, and...not to mention...it comes FULLY FURNISHED. There is tons of storage, as she had custom made furniture put in the living room and the bedroom. Buy it and get your tenant in here asap; at this price the rent will almost pay for the mortgage, especially with the super low interest rates!

Oh, not to mention I have a super motivated seller. She needs this GONE!! If someone can close on this by January somebody can get a FANTASTIC deal. See the virtual tour!

Contact me for a private showing:

Amy Kizaki
206.384.7169 direct
amy@seattlepowersearch.com

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2 Comments:

Blogger Las Vegas Luxury Properties Link said...

It always amazes me what money will buy you in other parts of the country. I wish I could say we have a ton of NATURAL waterfront properties in Vegas, but we don't. How have prices held in your market? Our market has tanked in the last year which is great for first time buyers. For $289K you can get a 2500 sq ft home in a master plan community, but no lake. :)

Felipe Crook
http:/www.LasVegasLuxuryPropertiesLink.com

December 16, 2008 at 3:49 PM  
Blogger Unknown said...

I have heard that the market really took a hit in Vegas...2500 sqft whoa! Even though our market has definitely taken a hit as well, the Seattle market has actually been ranked #1 Strongest Market in the nation, followed by San Francisco. I believe we've seen about a 20-25% depreciation since the market started dropping, but that's not including the foreclosure properties since those aren't listed in the MLS. At least the rates are going down!

December 16, 2008 at 8:44 PM  

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