7018 32nd Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98115
Listed at $1,725,000 | Now Pending
3 Beds | 2 Baths | 2,780 Sq. Ft. | Seller Representation
This mid-century modern home is a great reminder that no two listings should be approached the same way. In this case, our seller was clear about preserving the home as-is, and we were aligned on honoring both the architecture and their wishes. With no cosmetic updates or repairs, our strategy centered on thoughtful pricing, intentional staging, and marketing directly to the Northeast Seattle buyers who value architectural integrity, privacy, and generous lots. The result? Multiple buyers recognized the rarity of a Roger Gotteland–designed home on a dead-end street, and it went pending in just 24 hours. It’s a perfect example of how local market knowledge and a customized approach matter, especially when representing homes with true character and design pedigree.
About This Property
This rare mid-century modern house in Northeast Seattle is a true architectural gem. Originally designed by renowned architect Roger Gotteland, it has been thoughtfully preserved to honor its timeless vision. Set on a highly sought-after dead-end street, the home offers exceptional privacy and a peaceful retreat on a large lot with landscaping designed by a master gardener and landscape architect, with partial territorial and mountain views. The Japanese-inspired elements throughout the entire house create a serene, intentional flow, complemented by original design features including rich wood paneling, a custom fireplace, and built-ins at every turn. The home is ideal for entertaining, with a retro built-in bar and a charming built-in kitchen nook, while a light-filled sunroom with a Tatami-style deck offers a flexible space that can be adapted or removed as needed. Included furnishings, also designed by the architect, further enhance the authentic mid-century aesthetic, making this not just a home, but a thoughtfully curated design legacy. Location is ideal, with easy access to highways and walking distance to tons of neighborly hot spots.