Seven bedroomsThree modern furnacesRevitalized irrigation setupSpanning three city lotsNew roofUpdated wiring and pipesTudor revival treasure
Discover a captivating Tudor Revival treasure crafted by the esteemed Hitchcock & Hitchcock firm under architect Wilbur A. Hitchcock, and formerly the UW President's residence. Fresh from a $450,000 renovation, it fuses classic charm with today's conveniences. Spanning three city lots right across from the UW Campus, this adaptable home can serve as a spacious family retreat or a profitable investment with four fully legal, city-approved rental units—each with its own kitchen. Key enhancements feature updated wiring and pipes, a new roof and floors, three modern furnaces, elegant granite countertops, a revitalized irrigation setup—plus six convenient parking spots. Inside, enjoy seven bedrooms plus a versatile office space, distributed across the four distinct units, along with a serene sunroom and a secluded backyard ideal for entertaining - complete with 30 peonies. As a rental property, it has generated more than $7,000 monthly in rent, supporting traditional tenancies or short-term options like Airbnb. A harmonious mix of heritage, functionality, and income potential.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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