$365,000 All the work's been done. Relax, enjoy this Seward Park home in Seattle, Washington

*Built xxxx. Two bedroom, 1 bath, 5,150 sq ft lot, ~ 930 sq. ft. lives larger due to open, airy spaces.*Earthquake retrofitted. Solid, sturdy.*New plumbing, new 200 amp electrical box, some new wiring, new sump pump.*New roof. Newer 50 gallon water heater. New furnace. New R-12 insulation. Newer washer/dryer on main level, off-kitchen.*Dining nook, kitchen with electric range, deep farmer's sink, long and extra-deep counter space.*Re-harvested Douglas Fir in kitchen and dining, newer lower cabinets and counters.*Living area and bedrooms with gleaming, wider-plank oak hardwoods.*Versatile living space with huge picture window facing old-growth trees; verdant westward views.*New, higher-end Fibrex picture windows on front side of home.*Other windows double-paned and coated with higher-end film for earthquake and general safety.*New window coverings allow light and privacy; mood can be subdued/calming or bright/cheery.*Master holds queen, or, a full with extra space; 2nd bedroom holds full, or, a twin with extra space.*Bathroom has deeper tub, easy-clean surround, new commode, and tile floors.*Storage in bathroom and hallway built-in linen closet.*Storage in utility closet, which houses laundry and water heater.*Small, unfinished storage in basement for sealed items (wine, plastic bins, etc.).*Storage in outbuilding, along with built-in cabs and counters for workshop needs.*Sunny yard, room to build out, double-length driveway (off alley), and separate RV/boat parking.Additionally, the home is 1.5 blocks from the Microsoft shuttle and a short walk to cultural events, art, and eats, yet on a very quiet plateau. Low-turnover street frequented by morning joggers and park-goers, bike commuters, and folks with strollers and dogs. Excellent investment due to myriad system upgrades, room to build out, location to Seward Park and walkability to Columbia City. Seward Park, as featured in The New York Times