Stunning craftsmanship and liveability in a 48X16 floating home built by an English shipwright. Built with tradition by marine tradesmen, there are no plastics or cheap quality materials; Enjoy solid custom made mahogany, cedar and oak interior made with old world craftsmanship and beautiful design. Meticulously maintained. Two bedrooms and 0.75 bath at water level for stability. Ample closet and storage space. Large dining, living and kitchen spaces above with fore and aft decks to take in the marine sights and sounds as they go by your door. The desirable Ship Canal slip and liveaboard status are transferrable. An authentic build with maritime tradition that is a significant part of the material culture of this region. Monthly moorage fee is $930/month (including water, sewer, garbage, and Wi-Fi), plus $200 liveaboard fee though details are subject to a new marina agreement. The roof is FRP (Fiber-Reinforced Plastic). Floating Home Loan might be available for financing.
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Hiroyuki Yamada,
John L. Scott Federal Way
Source: NWMLS as distributed by MLS GRID,MLS#: 2559698
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$170
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$105
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