Colonial Homes for Sale in Seattle, WA

This classic Dutch Colonial has been elevated into a truly exceptional and versatile opportunity. Spanning over 3,200 square feet, the home has been thoughtfully renovated throughout, offering flexible living configurations ideal for a primary residence, high-performing rental, co-living setup, or Airbnb. Positioned at the intersection of Wallingford and the U District, the property enjoys

Andy Sather John L. Scott, Inc.

Introducing the General’s Residence at Officer’s Row - a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a rare historically registered treasure in the heart of Discovery Park. The only stand alone home at Fort Lawton, the General's Residence has been thoughtfully restored to offer the utmost in quality and elegance while retaining the grandeur of turn-of-the century architecture. Stunning light-filled

Max Wurzburg Windermere Real Estate Midtown

On a quiet, tree-lined street just steps from the lookout point on coveted 35th Avenue in Madrona, this stately 1906 Colonial, architecturally reminiscent of Ellsworth Storey, blends timeless character with refined modern living. Tucked behind a latched gate surrounded by private gardens, the home opens to soaring ceilings and a sweeping staircase. The formal living room features beamed ceilings

Lance Neely Heritage Residential, LLC

A home that feels uniquely spacious, private and suburban - right in the heart of Madison Valley. This 2008 Colonial sits on a quiet alley just a block from William Grose park, and only a few blocks from downtown Madison Valley with all of its eclectic shops and restaurants. Spacious, secluded, and comfortable, this two-level home with attached garage is move in ready, and lives like a much

Deirdre Doyle Windermere Real Estate Midtown

Opportunity knocks in the heart of North Seattle where Tangletown, Greenlake, Wallingford and Woodland Park Zoo intersect to offer an unrivaled development canvas. Set on a rare, underlying double-platted lot in one of the city’s most coveted neighborhoods, this corner lot touches Tangletown and offers a compelling plot for builders, investors, or end users ready to create something exceptional.

Heija Nunn Windermere Real Estate/East

You will love this amazing home steeped in tradition with so much heart and soul. In 1930 George and Frances Pocock (think University of Washington rowing bringing home the Gold Medal from the 1936 Olympic Games) purchased their new home in Laurelhurst. The current owners took the reins from Frances Pocock in 1991 with the vision of maintaining its integrity but adding space to better fit their

Joann Gowan Windermere Real Estate Co.