Central Area Homes with 52 - Duplex Style

Central Area Homes with 52 - Duplex Style

Welcome to the Central Area of Seattle, a vibrant and diverse neighborhood that beautifully blends urban living with a strong sense of community. Nestled in the heart of King County, this area is renowned for its rich cultural heritage, eclectic dining options, and lush green spaces. From quaint coffee shops to bustling farmers' markets, the Central Area offers a unique lifestyle that caters to both the young and the young-at-heart.

One of the standout features of this neighborhood is its charming duplex-style homes. These properties, typically designed to accommodate two households, provide an excellent opportunity for those looking to invest in real estate or for families seeking a spacious living arrangement. With their distinctive architectural styles and thoughtful layouts, duplexes in the Central Area are not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing, often featuring beautiful gardens and inviting porches.

Living in the Central Area means being just a stone's throw away from Seattle's iconic attractions. Enjoy a leisurely stroll in nearby parks, explore local art galleries, or indulge in the culinary delights of the area's diverse restaurants. The community is also well-connected, with easy access to public transportation, making it a breeze to explore the rest of Seattle.

Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or an investor, the duplex homes in the Central Area offer an unparalleled living experience. Embrace the vibrant culture, enjoy the convenience of urban amenities, and discover the charm of this exceptional neighborhood. Make the Central Area your new home today!

Newest Central Area Homes with 52 - Duplex Style

$999,999
2542473 MLS ACTIVE Status
Please see Virtual Tour #1***THIS IS A PROPERTY BEING SOLD TO APARTMENT/CONDO DEVELOPERS***In Seattle’s zoning code, for Lowrise 2 (LR2) with an M designation, there is a Mandatory Housing Affordability (MHA) overlay. This MHA program allows developers to achieve extra floor area (which can translate to more units) if they either provide affordable housing on-site or pay into the city’s affordable housing fund. Thus, by complying with the MHA requirements, a developer can gain added capacity (height, floor area) and potentially increase the number of units. Specific limits depend on lot size and other code factors. In Seattle's LR2-M zone, the exact height and floor area increase from the M designation depending on the city’s specific MHA tables. Typically, the M designation grants an extra 10 feet of height (e.g., from 40 feet to 50 feet). Floor area ratio (FAR) also increases—often by around 0.5 FAR. On a 4,500 sq ft lot, if the base FAR was, say, 1.2 (allowing 5,400 sq ft of building), an M increase to 1.7 FAR could allow about 7,650 sq ft total. Always confirm with the current city tables, as specifics can vary. This is a guestimate from the Broker and everything needs to be verified Property built before 1978 thus we are warning of Lead Paint (see disclosure phamplet in supplements) IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO DEVELOPE THIS SITE YOU WILL RENTAL INCOME WITH A LITTLE WORK TO SUPPLEMENT THE DEVELOPEMENT COSTS.

917 28th Avenue S, Seattle

Listing courtesy of Premier Homes and Land.

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