This Eastlake floating home for sale has water views from every room & a private roof deck

Nothing says Seattle quite like a good old floating home or houseboat as we like to call them. This week we’re heading over to Eastlake to take a peek inside a rarely available owned moorage modern floating home on the desirable Mallard Cove. Ready to see your floating home dreams materialize before your very eyes? Keep on reading.

Extraordinary Homes: 2600 Fairview Ave E SLIP 1

This 3 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, 2000 square foot home floats on a sun-filled corner slip and features an exceptionally remodeled open floor plan with water views from every room. You’ll find a kitchen built for entertaining, complete with granite countertops, stainless appliances, and plenty of storage. Dine with your family or friends in the adjacent open dining area and enjoy your very own free-standing wood-burning stove.

Recent Posts:
A Seattle brewery just won one of the nation’s most prestigious beer awards
The 2023 MLB All-Star Game is reportedly coming right here to Seattle

In the drier months, you can also enjoy a private rooftop deck with stunning views of Queen Anne, Gas Works, & Wallingford. Just imagine getting to enjoy your morning coffee while taking in one of Seattle’s most iconic views. Or flex your green thumb and add some planters for growing your own rooftop garden.

Back inside you’ll find a large primary suite which of course also has water views and amenities like a Carrara marble bath and enormous walk-in closet. You can’t say no to that and also the fact that this home probably doesn’t require you to do much to make it your own. With clean, modern lines and plenty of light, all you have to do is bring in your furnishings and maybe switch up some paint colors.

It’s also worth mentioning that this home comes with two boat slips, two parking spaces, and plenty of storage on the lower decks. It’s boatable, walkable, bikeable, and even a dog-friendly dock. So if you’re looking for the perfect floating home, this might just be it if you’re willing to shell out $2.6 million.

You can learn and see more of this Eastlake floating home by clicking here. Happy house hunting folks!