Seattle Houseboats Open Houses
Two Seattle Floating Homes are OPEN SUNDAY 2/17 from 1-4PM
We are holding two Seattle floating homes open this weekend! If you have been wanting to check out the houseboats along Fairview in Eastlake then this weekend is a great opportunity! Priced at $750,000 and $799,000, these two floating homes both have boat moorage and are located towards the south end of the lake. Great commute option for Amazon or downtown. Fabulous lifestyle. Open Sunday 2/17 1-4PM

2019 Fairview Ave E #B A fantastic Eastlake floating home ready for your own personal design! We love the generous light and roomy spaces. Hardwoods throughout the main level extending to your back french doors. A super cozy free standing gas fireplace huddles in the corner, one full bath and a bedroom on the main plus lofty space/bedroom upstairs. Folks this one has a tremendous amount of storage. Two fantastic decks to welcome the southern exposure on a wonderful Co-Op dock. Never miss a sunrise or sunset again.

2025 Fairview Ave E #Q Come aboard a very special Eastlake floating home to enjoy a slice of nature and art. Light, bright and a beautiful kitchen with ample storage. A cleverly designed built in kitchen table to maximize space. Two bay windows to relax and day dream in the living room. Master en suite on upper level with your private balcony to soak up the west facing sun. A few more steps up to enjoy the amazing roof top views. Moor your boat or water toys. Wonderful neighbors & great co-op dock!

We look forward to seeing you in Eastlake on Sunday!
In the mean time, please reach out to us if you would like a private showing of these or other Seattle floating homes. You can call, text, email, or message us. houseboats@cooperjacobs.com
The Seattle Floating Homes Association Floating Homes Tour Wrap Up
SeattleAfloat.com sponsored tour ferry boat
The Seattle Floating Homes Association Floating Homes Tour
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Lots of happy faces at the Seattle Floating Homes Association Floating Homes Tour yesterday! The weather held out although it was supposed to pour on us and things went fairly smoothly.
The Tour Committee…………
The tour committee I had the opportunity to work with was wonderful (Thanks you Cathi, Jann, Laura, Melissa, Ingrid, Jo, Sylvia, Amy, Marty, and Bill).
Volunteers………………
The volunteers were amazing and thoughtful and just such a huge part of making it a great day! Thank you to all the volunteers who came out in spades – I am so grateful for your help!
The Tour…………….
Tour Volunteer Therese Byrne from Cooper Jacobs Real Estate Services with one of the happy tour goers at a home in Westlake.
There were 12 Floating Homes on Tour plus a bonus Eastlake floating home for sale which got a lot of interest as it was on the same dock as house that was on tour. In addtion, ticket holders were treated to ferry service going back and forth between Terry Pettus Park and a floating dock in Westlake where they landed right at the famous Sleepless in Seattle houseboat. The owner was gracious as both a tour volunteer at the boat stop, but also delighted crowds by allowing them to walk around his deck a bit and see where the some of the movie was filmed.
Touring the Mallard Cove open houseboat on the Seattle Floating Homes Tour
There were originally five homes slated to be on tour in Westlake, but due to an emergency, that side of the lake went down to four. All four homes were quite spectacular and very different from each other.
On the Eastlake side of Lake Union, The Log Foundation Dock was kind enough to have all three of their docks open with a house on each for the tour. There was also a floating home open on the DOX co-op dock, Tenas Chuck, The Willow Co-op dock, Roanoke Reef, and Mallard Cove. All of these floating homes were unique and presented different ways of living on the lake.
PR Diva Laura at the coffee stand sponsored by Denise Carlson at Seattle Metropolitan Credit Union.
Thanks to all the great people who came out to support the Seattle Floating Homes Association and Seattle’s Houseboat community!
This is a very special Seattle neighborhood and proceeds from the 1200 tickets sold (SOLD OUT!!!) go towards keeping Seattle houseboats afloat as the city and other forces continually try to add restrictions to one of Seattle’s oldest and most historical neighborhoods.
Make sure and look for updates on the Seattle Floating Homes Tour Facebook page for the next tour – it only happens every other year and you should buy your tickets as early as possible. We had a waiting list of at least 50 people on Sunday.
If you are interested in Seattle houseboats or have pictures to share from the tour, please feel free to post them here or send them to me and I will add them. courtney@seattleafloat.com
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Thanks to my very special brokers at Cooper Jacobs Real Estate Services (and their spouses in some cases).