Historic Bungalow: Your Seattle Gateway

The house is very cute—I love Craftsman and bungalow houses, plus there is a lot of natural light. It was also incredibly clean—we literally didn’t find a single thing to complain about cleanliness-wise. We had two families (four adults and three big kids), and there was plenty of room and comfortable beds for all seven of us. The living room wasn’t big enough for all of us (one couch and one chair which we knew by looking at the listing), but we spent time together around the dining table which was a good size for all of us. The openness between the dining and living space made it easy to gather together. The kitchen was big and well equipped, and the back deck was huge, with a sunset view of downtown. We enjoyed walking around the neighborhood and also taking the light rail to the stadiums, downtown, and SeaTac. The neighborhood is up a steep hill (navigated via stairs or sidewalks), so plan accordingly if you are bringing luggage from the light rail. Overall, we had a great time, would love to stay again, and would recommend this bungalow to a friend.

A great stay if you want to be near Side Out Tsunami pickleball. Good neighborhood close to lots of little shops and food areas.