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Once Seattle's Most-Expensive Listing, Queen Anne Mansion Down to $10.5M

Once asking $11.5M, this 1933 Queen Anne mansion has officially chopped a million off that asking price

By Sean Keeley

There was a time back in 2014 when a 3-BR, 3.75-bath house on the south slope of Queen Anne was the most expensive residence in all of Seattle, asking $11.5M. Since then as the 6,820 square-foot home has remained on the market, lots of other more expensive places have flooded the market. Meanwhile, this Queen Anne one has slowly dropped it's price, with the latest drop coming just last week as it chopped it's way down to $10.45M.

Built in 1933, the restored brick mansion is basically an in-city compound, sitting on a fenced-off 18K sqaure-foot lot. Lots of luxury features outside, including an elevated pool, sport court, guest cabana and outdoor kitchen space. Inside there's plenty of elegance, not to mention a potting room and a master suite with one of the best balcony views around.

What's it gonna take to get this place sold after so long? We'll see if the price is finally right.
· #915075, Lower Queen Anne [Estately]
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