A beautifully renewed Magnolia midcentury where iconic architecture meets effortless living. Meticulously updated from head to toe, this home honors its MCM soul while embracing today’s lifestyle and expectations. An open, reworked kitchen creates natural flow and connection—ideal for daily living and entertaining—anchored by quartz counters and warm, luxurious finishes. Expansive windows frame sweeping views from the Ship Canal to Mt. Rainier, filling the home with natural light and a constant sense of place. Thoughtful exterior landscaping and a designer lighting system enhance the flat, grassy yard and deck, extending the living experience outdoors. Beyond the aesthetics, major system upgrades are already in place, offering peace of mind and true move-in readiness. Just a short walk to the eateries at Fisherman’s Terminal —modern living at its best. FEATURED IN THE NEW YORK TIMES.
Listing Provided Courtesy of Matthew Mather, COMPASS
General Information
NWM2484466
Single Family Residence
47
DOM
3
4325.51 SqFt
2
2240
1964
King
Magnolia Elemen
Mc Clure Mid
Ballard High
Residential
Single Family Residence
Listing Provided Courtesy of Matthew Mather, COMPASS
Krishna Realty data last checked: Mar 18, 2026 09:07 | Listing last modified Mar 16, 2026 17:57,
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A beautifully renewed Magnolia midcentury where iconic architecture meets effortless living. Meticulously updated from head to toe, this home honors its MCM soul while embracing today’s lifestyle and expectations. An open, reworked kitchen creates natural flow and connection—ideal for daily living and entertaining—anchored by quartz counters and warm, luxurious finishes. Expansive windows frame sweeping views from the Ship Canal to Mt. Rainier, filling the home with natural light and a constant sense of place. Thoughtful exterior landscaping and a designer lighting system enhance the flat, grassy yard and deck, extending the living experience outdoors. Beyond the aesthetics, major system upgrades are already in place, offering peace of mind and true move-in readiness. Just a short walk to the eateries at Fisherman’s Terminal —modern living at its best. FEATURED IN THE NEW YORK TIMES.
