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This modern Ballard home has a catwalk and comes with private deep water moorage

Waterfront views are one thing but how about actually living right on the water? Ballard is the place to do that, more specifically the neighborhood’s W Commodore Way which is one rare Seattle street where you can have your own access to Puget Sound. What’s more, a stunning modern home on the stretch just hit the market.

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This 6 bedroom, 2 bathroom home has over 5,000 square feet for its new owners to enjoy. Not only that but it has its own private deep water moorage on Salmon Bay directly behind the house. Why have a backyard when you can have all of Puget Sound to explore?

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Plus you’ll be just a short drive or walk away from the heart of Ballard. That means you can shop, eat and wander to your hearts content.

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What’s more, the home was built in 1975 giving it a modern shape that so many buyers crave today. Now that being said, it’s had a complete redo bringing it up to todays standards of modern design. That means the home has high end finishes, floor to ceiling windows and a deck for enjoying bay views.

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Here’s the catch, living on the water comes at a cost. This home is presently on the market for $3.95 million. That being said maybe you can save some coins by fishing outside your house after your big purchase. If you’d like to see more you can visit Windermere’s website.

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