Shelby Church | Inside a $500,000 Tiny House that Floats on Water! @ShelbyChurch | Uploaded June 2023 | Updated October 2024, 1 day ago.
Today we are touring a house boat in seattle - listed for sale at $545,000!
Thank you to Danny Varona for letting me film this listing.
The listing: for-sale.houseboatsofseattle.com/idx/details/listing/b045/2074258/2040-Westlake-Avenue-N-6-Seattle-WA-98109
I've always been curious about what it's like in these houseboats and was so excited to get the chance to check it out. They are unique lifestyle with a lot of benefits - especially if you love to be on the water.
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Houseboats offer a fascinating alternative to traditional housing options, combining the charm of a cozy home with the allure of living on the water.
Houseboats have been a part of Seattle’s landscape since at least the 1920s.
Initially, they served as affordable dwellings for boat makers and fishermen. Over time, they have evolved into a diverse range of sizes and styles, from quaint tiny houses to contemporary multi-million dollar glass box residences floating on the water.
This houseboat still has the original charm with exposed beams on the ceiling, with modern finishes
The kitchen has been renovated with modern cabinetry and quartz countertops.
The living room, characterized by its brightness and open layout, provides picturesque water views from every angle. The inclusion of wooden beams and shiplap on the walls aligns with the houseboat’s nautical theme.
Pros:
- Living on the water provides unparalleled access to lakes and waterways, allowing residents to engage in activities such as kayaking and paddleboarding directly from their doorstep.
-Houseboat communities often foster friendly and close-knit neighborhoods, providing a sense of community.
However, houseboats also have drawbacks.
-Houseboats often rely on propane instead of a main gas line.
-Some lack a main gas line, necessitating the use of propane tanks, and may not be connected to city sewer systems, relying instead on gray water tanks.
-Privacy can be a concern due to the proximity of neighboring houseboats, although creative solutions like hedging can mitigate this issue.
-Additionally, some houseboats require leasing the dock space rather than owning it, which can be a consideration for potential buyers.
Living in a houseboat offers a unique blend of tranquility, water access, and community. While the Lakeside Love Nest provides a smaller and simpler living space, houseboats can vary greatly in style and luxury, with some resembling floating mansions. The decision to embrace houseboat living depends on individual preferences and considerations. Whether it’s a summer retreat or a permanent residence, the allure of living on the water is undeniable.
For business inquiries please contact shelby.church@a3artistsagency.com
Today we are touring a house boat in seattle - listed for sale at $545,000!
Thank you to Danny Varona for letting me film this listing.
The listing: for-sale.houseboatsofseattle.com/idx/details/listing/b045/2074258/2040-Westlake-Avenue-N-6-Seattle-WA-98109
I've always been curious about what it's like in these houseboats and was so excited to get the chance to check it out. They are unique lifestyle with a lot of benefits - especially if you love to be on the water.
Vlog Channel: youtube.com/user/othershelby
Instagram: instagram.com/shelbychurch
Twitter: @shelbychurch
Snapchat: shelbychurch
Follow me on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/shelby-church-58b5aa56
What Equipment I Use:
https://a.co/9uNkPmD
Houseboats offer a fascinating alternative to traditional housing options, combining the charm of a cozy home with the allure of living on the water.
Houseboats have been a part of Seattle’s landscape since at least the 1920s.
Initially, they served as affordable dwellings for boat makers and fishermen. Over time, they have evolved into a diverse range of sizes and styles, from quaint tiny houses to contemporary multi-million dollar glass box residences floating on the water.
This houseboat still has the original charm with exposed beams on the ceiling, with modern finishes
The kitchen has been renovated with modern cabinetry and quartz countertops.
The living room, characterized by its brightness and open layout, provides picturesque water views from every angle. The inclusion of wooden beams and shiplap on the walls aligns with the houseboat’s nautical theme.
Pros:
- Living on the water provides unparalleled access to lakes and waterways, allowing residents to engage in activities such as kayaking and paddleboarding directly from their doorstep.
-Houseboat communities often foster friendly and close-knit neighborhoods, providing a sense of community.
However, houseboats also have drawbacks.
-Houseboats often rely on propane instead of a main gas line.
-Some lack a main gas line, necessitating the use of propane tanks, and may not be connected to city sewer systems, relying instead on gray water tanks.
-Privacy can be a concern due to the proximity of neighboring houseboats, although creative solutions like hedging can mitigate this issue.
-Additionally, some houseboats require leasing the dock space rather than owning it, which can be a consideration for potential buyers.
Living in a houseboat offers a unique blend of tranquility, water access, and community. While the Lakeside Love Nest provides a smaller and simpler living space, houseboats can vary greatly in style and luxury, with some resembling floating mansions. The decision to embrace houseboat living depends on individual preferences and considerations. Whether it’s a summer retreat or a permanent residence, the allure of living on the water is undeniable.
For business inquiries please contact shelby.church@a3artistsagency.com
