Impressive studio in sought-after Blakeley Commons. This condominium with large deck is perfect for a student or as a second home and features a gas-burning fireplace, granite counters with breakfast bar, new stainless steel appliances plus a washer and dryer. The prime location near University Village offers plenty of shopping and restaurant options. Easy access to the U of W, Burke-Gilman Trail, light rail, transit and the Eastside via SR520. The community amenities are endless; they include one secured parking space, additional storage, fitness center, hot tub, club room, patio with barbeque and on-site manager. Water, sewer, garbage and gas are included in the HOA dues of this pet-friendly community. No rental cap, new carpet and paint. The home inspection report, sewer scope and other home documents are available on the home’s website at the See Documents link below.
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University Village is Seattle’s only outdoor lifestyle shopping center, where you will find a unique mix of locally-owned boutiques, signature fashion and home-furnishing retailers and a distinct collection of restaurants and eateries.
Ravenna Park is a half-mile wooded ravine which connects two picnic areas just north of the University District, and is a popular spot for hiking, jogging and picnics. Park features include a play area for children, a wading pool, ballfield, trails, and tennis courts.
The Union Bay Natural Area is a public wildlife area, natural restoration laboratory, and an important habitat next to Lake Washington. At 74 acres, with 4 miles of shoreline, it is the second largest natural system left on the lake. Considered one of the best bird-watching sites in the city of Seattle, over 200 species of birds have been sighted here
The Washington Park Arboretum is a welcome oasis on the shores of Lake Washington. Jointly managed by the University of Washington Botanic Gardens and the City of Seattle, its 230 acres contain a dynamic assortment of plants, some found nowhere else in the Northwest. Take a walk through the Arboretum and discover this beautiful living collection. The Graham Visitors Center contains an information desk, and a gift shop managed by the Arboretum Foundation. The Japanese Garden, located at the south end of the Arboretum has an entrance fee and is managed by the City of Seattle.
