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VOL. 97, NO. 28
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think we can all agree that Summer in Seattle is an incredibly special time. There are so many activities to enjoy and the weather can be spectacular. Long lazy days, incredible sunsets and the sun-sparkled blue of Puget Sound are all to be enjoyed. It’s a great time to explore and enjoy our gorgeous natural surroundings and appreciate the benefits of our community. As residents of Magnolia and Queen Anne, we are so Dawn Bourdo fortunate to have one of the best events of the season right & Corey Hays in our own backyard – Magnolia Summerfest. Now in its 62nd year – yes, that is amazing - this year’s celebration is shaping mrmagnolia.com up to be Bigger and Better than Ever! A collaboration of Seafair and the Magnolia Chamber of Commerce, this event has provided decades of enjoyment to generations of Seattleites. For some in the community, their first memories of Summerfest may be watching the parade as a child. Walking down to the Village with family and friends to choose their favorite spot to watch (and most advantageous location to spring out to catch candy thrown from those on the march.) For others in the community, they first discovered the activities as parents who were looking for fun activities for their young kiddos. Many of us in the community have fond memories of pushing decorated strollers or helping propel decorated bikes through the route of the Kids’ Parade (eventually carrying both the bikes and the exhausted toddlers!). And let’s not forget the universal action of covering our ears when the Seafair Pirates are ready to fire their cannon! Marching bands, drill teams, unicyclists and Scouts – all sorts of proud participants that are so fun to watch and enjoy. But the real marvel is that the parade is just one piece of this fantastic community event. From 6pm on Friday evening to 6pm on Sunday evening, the schedule is packed full of fun activities and entertainment. The opening of the beer garden on Friday evening provides the ➧ SUMMERFEST, Page R2
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8 Household Items You May Need To Replace BY FAMILY FEATURES There are items in your home that you know to replace on a regular basis, such as a toothbrush, air conditioner filter or water heater. There are also things in your home that you may not replace until they are worn out, when in fact, most household items also have a shelf life that should be adhered to for efficiency, safety and health reasons. Here are eight household items that could need replaced: REFRIGERATOR According to “Good Housekeeping,” there are several signs your fridge is going from running to walking. If it no longer cools to below 40 F or is more than 15 years old, it’s time to check out the appliance aisle. You could consider getting it repaired, but first weigh the cost savings of investing in a new one versus paying for potentially recurring repairs. A general rule of thumb: pay for repairs only if the cost is less than half the price of a new refrigerator. MICROWAVE Generally, microwaves last 10-12 years, but it varies based on the amount of use. Some internal issues that often arise include longer than normal time to properly cook food or worn out gaskets inside the door. However, some outward ways to tell it might be time for a new one, include the keypad sticking or it sounding like a lawnmower when warming up food. ➧ REPLACEMENTS, Page R3
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Summerfest Activities ➧ SUMMERFEST, from Page R1 of community! This year we are really excited to be one perfect opportunity to connect of the Silver Sponsors for with friends and relax, while this fantastic tradition. As listening to music. The kids you can imagine, an event of will love hanging out late to this size takes loads of time catch a screening of Teenage and financial support to get Mutant Turtles under the stars. it off the ground and keep This is followed up by two full it moving forward. A small, days of bouncy houses and but incredibly dedicated face painting, music, dance band of volunteers has been and lots of art. This year, in working tirelessly to make addition to the art show, you this an incredible celebration can also enjoy The Coloring and they can use your help! Project, free kids’ activities and There are many ways to 70 vendors from Urban Craft participate – through your Uprising. time, a monetary donation or All of these activities may even through the purchase of raise your hunger level, but Summerfest Blend coffee at no worries, there will be Caffe Appassionato (available upwards of a dozen food at the Farmers Market, vendors there to visit. (You Albertsons or ordered online). may need a little extra energy Proceeds from the sale of this after the free Zumba session special blend are donated on Sunday morning at 10.) to Magnolia Summerfest. Saturday evening is Teen So please – check out the Night, followed by a Youth Magnolia Summerfest website Talent Show on Sunday. The today – magnoliasummerfest. closing ceremonies this year org - and see how you, will also be very special as too, can become a part of Pet Pros is putting together this wonderful community the Magnolia Summerfest Pet tradition! Parade. Simultaneous to the Dawn Bourdo and Corey Fest activities, there will also Hays are the mrmagnolia. be an annual sidewalk sale in com team. They are licensed the Village – don’t forget to brokers with Coldwell Banker shop local! Danforth. Together they have What an incredible over 48 years of combined real opportunity to celebrate estate experience. summer and enjoy a sense
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Queen Anne Home Sales for June 2016 Address
Bed
Bath
Sq Ft
Year Built
Days on Mkt
Asking Price
Sold Price
624 W Ewing #A
1
1
336
1984
18
149,000
182,000
Sold Price/ Asking Price
7 Harrison St
1
1
555
1908
7
185,000
183,000
98.91%
22 John #26
1
1
459
1908
23
184,500
186,000
100.81% 100.00%
122.00%
612 Prospect #405
0
1
546
1968
18
211,000
211,000
500 Elliott Ave W #202
0
1
453
2000
16
219,999
217,500
98.86%
123 Queen Anne Ave N #405
0
1
370
2000
9
210,000
222,000
105.71% 100.00%
2244 13th ave W #203
1
1
589
1990
16
225,000
225,500
2450 Dexter Ave N #301
1
1
628
1947
35
245,000
237,000
96.73%
2530 15th Ave W #406
1
1
635
2000
23
250,000
245,000
98.00%
559 McGraw St #103
1
1
757
1995
59
284,900
280,000
98.28%
2244 13th Ave W #206
1
1
595
1990
4
279,000
282,000
101.07%
405 Prospect St #100A
1
1
569
1930
10
275,000
294,000
106.90%
701 1st ave N #306
0
1
553
2001
13
299,950
299,950
100.00% 100.00%
125 Warren Ave N #F
1
1
647
1907
3
309,000
309,000
621 5th ave N #203
1
1
633
1999
13
320,000
310,000
96.87%
1525 Taylor Ave N #507
1
1
512
1960
11
299,000
310,000
103.67%
2530 15th Ave W #504
2
1.75
953
2000
6
285,000
312,000
109.47%
330 W Olympic Pl #105
1
1
634
1957
3
339,900
339,900
100.00%
1000 Aurora Ave N #211
1
1
762
1999
14
350,000
350,000
100.00%
621 5th Ave N #210
1
1
590
1999
11
330,000
350,000
106.06%
521 5th ave W #104
1
1
716
1963
97
359,950
353,000
98.06%
326 Queen Anne Ave N #604
1
1
639
2001
13
359,000
359,000
100.00%
1401 5th Ave W #306
1
1
712
1920
37
375,000
375,000
100.00%
501 Roy St #T310
1
1
626
2007
8
370,000
385,000
104.05%
550 Aloha St #406
1
1
850
1981
11
385,000
385,000
100.00%
330 W Roy St #202
1
1
786
1957
19
399,995
399,995
100.00%
49 W Etruria St #302
1
1
690
1966
6
350,000
400,000
114.28%
275 W Roy St #414
2
1
793
1982
6
407,750
407,750
100.00%
17 W Mercer St #204
1
1
819
2002
22
418,400
418,000
100.00%
2145 Dexter Ave NB #204
1
1.75
910
1985
13
429,000
430,000
100.23%
530 4th Ave W #302
1
1
886
2003
2
420,000
430,000
102.38%
467 Newton #402
1
1
717
1990
52
439,990
440,000
100.01%
750 Crockett #301
3
1.75
890
1968
5
440,000
440,000
100.00%
500 Aloha St #208
2
1
879
1992
6
379,000
440,000
116.09%
1909 10th Ave W #301
2
2
942
2002
6
428,800
445,000
103.77%
2145 Dexter Ave N #402
1
1.5
910
1985
6
449,000
449,000
100.00%
701 Galer St #815
2
2.25
1,333
1992
34
455,000
455,000
100.00%
3030 14th ave W #301
2
1.75
1,029
1979
5
400,000
455,000
113.75%
601 W Mercer Pl #204
2
1.5
838
1995
7
450,000
462,000
102.66%
123 Queen Anne Ave N #302
2
2
922
1999
13
460,000
480,000
104.34%
49 W Etruria St #402
2
1.75
860
1966
7
435,000
481,000
110.57%
1219 6th Ave N #208
2
1.5
1,042
1996
6
450,000
489,000
108.66%
655 Crockett #B408
1
1.75
967
2004
10
495,000
501,000
101.21%
410 W Roy st #E106
2
2
1,071
1982
14
459,000
513,420
111.85%
202 W Olympic Pl #203
2
1.5
1,285
1979
27
529,950
529,950
100.00%
1629 Queen anne Ave N #202
2
2
1,033
1990
5
565,000
565,000
100.00% 102.41%
511 W Mercer Pl #104
2
1.75
1,181
2003
16
559,000
572,500
1 Ward St #8
1
1.5
1,183
1909
46
585,000
575,000
98.29%
100 Ward St #403
2
1.75
1,275
1970
7
589,000
589,000
100.00%
1 Ward St #11
1
1.5
1,185
1909
7
635,000
646,000
101.73%
1005 W Ruffner St
2
1.75
2,140
1951
14
650,000
650,000
100.00%
3815A 12th Ave W
3
3
1,760
2002
27
675,000
666,500
98.74%
304 W Raye St
3
2.5
1,325
2009
8
689,950
689,950
100.00% 100.00%
2926 Warren Ave N
3
1.75
2,000
1915
8
700,000
700,000
2714 9th Ave W
3
1.5
2,430
1917
18
799,950
725,000
90.63%
3011 Humes Pl W
3
3.5
2,290
2003
12
745,000
738,500
99.12%
14 W Newell St
3
1.75
1,750
1924
206
798,000
750,000
93.98%
1211 W Bothwell St
3
2
2,140
1947
10
775,000
775,000
100.00%
1925 Dexter Ave N
3
1.75
2,210
1926
7
759,000
785,000
103.42%
638 4th Ave W
2
1.75
1,410
2010
8
778,888
835,000
107.20%
2506 1st Ave W
2
2
1,790
1910
8
699,800
855,000
122.17%
902 W Halladay
3
2.5
2,030
1915
7
849,950
880,000
103.53% 100.00%
2112 Warren Ave N #B
3
3.25
2,100
2007
6
895,000
895,000
2821 12th Ave W
3
2.75
3,192
1946
149
995,000
940,000
94.72%
1907 Nob Hill ave N
3
2
2,410
1907
8
789,950
950,000
120.26%
208 Hayes St
3
2.75
2,600
1918
7
989,500
950,000
96.00%
18 W Armour St
4
1.75
2,306
1913
10
868,000
956,000
110.01%
215 W Lee St
3
2.5
1,720
2007
9
879,000
980,000
111.49%
2506 Warren Ave N
4
1.5
2,800
1924
7
975,000
1,025,000
105.12%
826 W Fulton St
4
2.25
2,640
1908
9
995,000
1,050,000
105.52%
1916 4th Ave W
3
2.75
2,750
1916
6
995,000
1,085,000
109.04%
164 Lynn st
3
2.25
2,090
1914
6
989,000
1,100,000
111.22%
1211 4th Ave W
3
1.5
2,130
1903
6
850,000
1,125,000
132.35%
1301 W Dravus
3
2.5
3,200
2000
8
1,130,000
1,130,000
100.00%
458 Crockett St
4
2
2,440
1924
11
1,150,000
1,150,000
100.00%
1940 8th Ave W
3
2.75
3,170
1906
32
1,195,000
1,150,000
96.23%
115 W Smith st
4
2.25
2,490
1908
8
1,049,000
1,150,000
109.62%
441 Smith St
3
2.25
2,940
1910
7
1,175,000
1,175,000
100.00%
2475 4th Ave N
3
1.75
2,450
1921
4
1,100,000
1,185,000
107.72%
2147 8th Ave W
4
2
2,974
1908
8
988,500
1,190,000
120.38%
1718 Nob Hill Ave N
4
3.5
2,620
1905
3
1,095,000
1,200,000
109.50% 100.25%
1934 8th Ave W
3
2.25
2,009
2016
164
1,199,950
1,202,968
19 Prospect
4
0
3,300
1906
51
1,500,000
1,230,000
82.00%
702 W Etruria St
4
2.25
3,100
1950
7
1,199,000
1,250,000
104.24%
2439 2nd Ave W
4
3
2,830
1913
7
1,149,000
1,300,000
113.14%
367 Highland Dr
3
2.5
2,261
1940
8
1,495,000
1,610,000
107.69% 101.43%
2415 11th Ave W
3
3.25
2,900
1919
12
1,699,000
1,675,000
211 Ward St
4
3.5
3,218
1949
23
1,750,000
1,690,225
96.58%
1918 2nd Ave N
4
3
3,050
1916
8
1,749,000
1,782,600
101.92%
366 Prospect St
4
3.25
3,580
1924
18
1,950,000
1,850,000
94.87%
1712 3rd ave N
4
3.5
3,890
1906
6
2,150,000
2,150,000
100.00%
652 W Galer
5
3.25
4,012
1906
7
2,095,000
2,300,000
109.78%
101 Prospect
6
4.5
5,660
1920
10
2,300,000
2,330,000
101.30%
1110 3rd Ave N
3
2.5
3,448
2003
14
2,398,000
2,500,000
104.20%
Information supplied by Northwest Multiple Listing Service
IT’S BEEN A BUSY MONTH IN QUEEN ANNE & MAGNOLIA! 93 HOMES SOLD IN QUEEN ANNE, 43 HOMES SOLD IN MAGNOLIA!
THE MARKET IS BOOMING! CONTACT TAMMY TO ADVERTISE YOUR HOME IN NEXT MONTH’S QUEEN ANNE & MAGNOLIA NEWS REAL ESTATE SECTION: 206.461.1322 -OR- PPCADMANAGER@NWLINK.COM
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Magnolia Home Sales for June 2016 Address
Bed
Bath
Sq Ft
Year Built
Days on Mkt
Asking Price
Sold Price
3722 27th Pl #201
2
1
980
1968
13
325,000
330,000
Sold Price/ Asking Price 101.53%
3505 W Gov't Way #304
2
1.75
970
1976
8
335,000
345,000
102.98%
3831 30th Ave W
2
1
1110
1941
6
460,000
511,000
111.08%
3253 22nd Ave W
3
1.75
1302
1944
12
469,950
531,000
112.99%
2015 Thorndyke Ave W
2
1
1020
1951
28
588,000
565,000
96.08%
2100 Thorndyke Ave W #101
2
2
1474
2002
47
575,000
575,000
100.00%
2107 Thorndyke Ave W
3
1
1390
1918
10
615,000
595,000
96.74%
3010 21st Ave W #B
3
3.25
1650
2005
26
625,000
615,000
98.40%
4415 29th Ave W
1
1.5
1500
1908
8
600,000
615,000
102.50%
4310 36th Ave W
2
1.75
1490
2008
8
635,000
652,000
102.67%
2803 35th Ave W
2
1
1080
1942
7
599,500
669,000
111.59%
3725 W Armour Pl
3
2.5
2910
1957
9
694,000
675,000
97.26%
2659 34th Ave W
2
1
1120
1941
8
600,000
691,000
115.16%
3027 35th ave W
3
1.75
1,130
1942
9
575,000
711,000
123.65%
3643 40th Ave W
5
2
1,960
1954
7
649,000
717,000
110.47%
4232 34th Ave W
3
2
1,910
1946
6
629,000
725,000
115.26%
3237 22nd Ave W
3
1.75
1,740
1944
8
650,000
735,000
113.07%
3615 W Viewmont Way W
3
1.75
2,400
1941
7
649,950
749,950
115.38%
2916 W Crockett
2
1.75
1,890
1925
46
784,500
775,000
102.71%
2668 Bishop Pl W
3
1.75
2,270
1953
14
775,000
775,000
100.00%
2300 W Bertona
4
3.25
2,000
2006
7
719,000
780,000
108.48%
4428 36th Ave W
4
3.5
3,180
2005
89
910,000
813,750
89.42%
2811 30th Ave W
3
1.75
2,190
1939
6
810,000
820,000
101.20%
2802 29th Ave W
4
2.75
2,280
1938
7
835,000
835,000
100.00%
2503 37th Ave W
4
1.75
2,620
1928
11
860,000
840,000
97.67%
4707 W Emerson
3
1.75
2,140
1950
5
849,000
849,000
100.00%
2515 27th Ave W
3
2.25
2,500
1947
6
899,950
880,000
97.78%
3223 26th Ave W
3
3.25
2,690
1992
35
899,500
899,500
100.00%
3410 W Barrett St
7
2.5
3,920
1910
12
935,000
935,000
100.00%
2526 29th Ave W
4
2
2,920
1929
7
849,950
960,000
112.94%
2645 30th Ave W
4
2
2,160
1940
7
825,000
960,000
116.36%
3411 40th Ave W
3
2.5
2,240
2003
6
930,000
975,000
104.83%
3308 W Howe St
2
1.75
2,100
1944
9
995,000
1,100,000
110.55%
3909 W Dravus St
4
3.5
2,544
2015
16
1,114,995
1,105,494
99.14%
3907 W Dravus St
4
3.5
2,544
2015
268
1,062,995
1,108,050
104.23%
2504 Montavista Pl W
3
2.5
2,380
1928
7
995,000
1,150,000
115.57%
3408 27th Ave W
5
2.75
3,520
2001
7
1,190,000
1,315,000
110.50%
2811 42nd Ave W
3
2.5
3,300
1934
57
1,449,000
1,400,000
96.61%
3803 W Dravus St
3
3
3,190
1955
4
1,375,000
1,415,000
102.90%
3059 Briarcliff Lane W
4
3.5
3,740
2015
14
1,628,000
1,628,000
100.00%
5446 40th Ave W
6
4.75
4,580
1959
25
1,695,000
1,695,000
100.00%
2621 W Boston
5
3.5
3,782
2016
11
1,799,950
1,799,950
100.00%
3720 W Lawton St
4
2.5
3,960
2008
5
1,875,000
1,875,000
100.00%
1636 Magnolia Blvd W
6
4.25
4,380
1948
363
2,770,000
2,570,000
107.78%
FEATURES
6 Bedroom & 3.5 Bath 5,510 Sq. Ft. Information supplied by Northwest Multiple Listing Service 2 Master Suites 3 Fireplaces 2 Kitchens Hardwood Floors
ADVERTISE IN THE NEXT ISSUE, COMING AUGUST 10TH! MLS#971501
Contact Tammy at 206.461.1322 or ppcadmanager@nwlink.com
Quintessential Queen Anne View Home 474 WHEELER STREET PRICE $2,325,000
Built in 1908, this historic American Four-Square home sits at the end of a private cul-de-sac on the crest of Queen Anne Hill’s eastern slope. The wrap-around front porch offers the first glimpses of the jaw-dropping views enjoyed from nearly every room.
FEATURES 5 bedrooms 3.5 bathrooms 13,420 sq. ft. lot 4,790 sq. ft. Sweeping Views 3 decks MLS# 950929
Stately Home in Magnolia 4120 WEST ARMOUR STREET PRICE $1,800,000
Stately home within one of Seattle’s most sought-after neighborhoods boasts sweeping views of the Puget Sound and Olympics. Formal living and dining rooms; expansive kitchen with sitting area. 3 floors of living with 6 bedrooms, including 2 master suites with walk-in closets. Manicured grounds, private patios and 2nd-floor balcony. Walk to shopping and dining in Magnolia Village; convenient access to downtown.
Junior Torres, J.D. Windermere Real Estate/Wall St., Inc. 206-854-5596 junior@windermere.com
FEATURES 6 bedrooms 3.5 bathrooms 5,510 sq. ft. 2 Master Suites 3 Fireplaces 2 Kitchens Hardwood Floors MLS#971501
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Queen Anne & Magnolia News: Home & Real Estate Section
July 13, 2016 | www.QueenAnneNews.com
4 Projects to Breathe New Life into Your Home BY FAMILY FEATURES s warmer weather approaches so do opportunities for homeowners to get outside and get to work on the home projects they’ve been dreaming of throughout the cold and rainy months. If you’re eager to dust off those tools, wash the paintbrushes and get to work outdoors, here are four projects to revive and restore and your house:
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Spruce up your outdoor space. Many homeowners use their deck or patio as an extension of their living room in warmer months, so reviving this area of your home is a great way to welcome warm weather. If your patio furniture is still in good shape from last year, give it a good clean with soap and water, then spray it down with a hose. If entertaining is your forte, consider adding string lights and a metal bar cart to your space, making your home the neighborhood go-to for outdoor parties and barbecues.
Give the deck a makeover. A lot of dirt and debris can collect on the deck during less-used months, so, first and foremost, you’ll want to clean your patio or deck with a deck cleaner, rinse with water and let dry. Always be sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for deck cleaning products. Then, to protect against the elements and ultraviolet light, use Paramount stain-andsealant-in-one from Pittsburgh Paints & Stains, a super premium stain that offers advanced protection and durability. To truly extend your living space to the outdoors and create a seamless transition, use an outdoor
stain color that is similar to any existing hardwood floors inside your house. With more than 70 stain colors in the line to choose from, this is the recipe you need to highlight the natural beauty of your home’s woodwork.
Start your garden. Warmer weather means the return of bright colors and fragrant greenery. What better way to add curb appeal and a pop of color to your home than by planting your favorite flowers? If planting a garden doesn’t strike your fancy, simply purchase a beautiful bouquet and place it in a highly visible area of your home, such as the living room, on your bedroom nightstand or the kitchen table.
Add some color. By the time warmer weather rolls around, we crave a bit of brightness. Thanks to breakthroughs in technology from Pittsburgh Paints & Stains, Paramount super premium interior and exterior paint-and-primer-inone products allow you to complete your paint job with just one vibrant coat that also provides excellent ultraviolet and weather resistance. With almost 900 colors available in the color palette, there’s never been a better time to freshen up your home and achieve a high-end look and lasting protection without breaking the bank. There’s an incredible amount of satisfaction that comes from improving your house and getting the job done right the first time with top quality products. Learn more about Pittsburgh Paints & Stains Paramount products, available only at Menards, at pittsburghpaintsandstains. com.