Mid-Century Modern Homes for Sale in Seattle, WA

Spectacular Sound, mountain, and sunset views from this beautifully maintained 3,280 sq ft mid-century in Gatewood—plus the rare opportunity to create a separate view building lot from the expansive side yard (buyer to verify). Whether you're looking for a forever home, future investment possibilities, or both, this rare property combines lifestyle and upside. Open floor plan maximizes scenery

Lucas Roth Pellego, Inc.

A 1960 Ralph Anderson residence on Puget Sound, revived by a year and a half of meticulous restoration, every choice curated to honor Anderson's original vision while quietly adding the comforts today's most discerning buyer expects. His folded-plane cedar ceiling, painstakingly sanded by hand, flows over the great room and original floors. Walls of glass open to the water, a backlit agate wall

Wendy Klahr Kelly Right RE of Seattle LLC

This is mid-century modern at its most iconic—a west-facing 1963 architectural showpiece defined by bold lines, cinematic scale & Pacific Northwest soul! Walls of glass frame dazzling panoramic views of sparkling Puget Sound, the Olympic Mountains, brilliant sunsets & the iconic silhouette of Mount Rainier. Boasting exceptional volume & radiant natural light, shifting sun dances across the

Gina Hasson COMPASS

Framed by a sweeping tree canopy and surrounded mountain views, a stunning horizontal cedar fence perfectly encapsulates a backyard that feels worlds away from the city. First drawn in by the landscaping, you are welcomed home to this restored Beacon Hill residence that blends original character with modern comforts. Wrapped in warm cedar siding and grounded by oak floors, this home has all the

Nancy Wallace Coldwell Banker Bain

Framed by a sweeping tree canopy and surrounded mountain views, a stunning horizontal cedar fence perfectly encapsulates a backyard that feels worlds away from the city. First drawn in by the landscaping, you are welcomed home to this restored Beacon Hill residence that blends original character with modern comforts. Wrapped in warm cedar siding and grounded by oak floors, this home has all the

Nancy Wallace Coldwell Banker Bain

Charming 1954 home on a coveted Magnolia street, less than one block from Discovery Park. Main level offers 3 beds, 2 baths, including a true primary. Gather to eat in updated kitchen with high-end appliances. Downstairs, the finished basement adds a spacious rec room, a second primary suite, and abundant storage and functional spaces — ideal for guests, multigenerational living, or extra flex

Anna Martini Windermere RE Magnolia