Historic Gem in the
Heart of Harvard-Belmont.

The Fisher Mansion, located in Seattle's Harvard-Belmont neighborhood, is a historic Tudor Revival-style residence that exudes charm and grandeur. Built in 1909 by the Beezer Brothers, it was originally owned by Oliver D. Fisher, a Seattle industrialist and media mogul who owned several businesses, including Fisher Communications and KOMO. It has only had two owners, and was last on the market in 1967.

The home boasts unparalleled detailing, oak and mahogany interiors, and intricate stained and leaded glass windows throughout. The dining room is ready to host gorgeous holiday feasts, and the spacious living room offers a wood-burning fireplace and unbeatable views of the Olympics, Lake Union, Gas Works Park, and the Space Needle. Four levels of living space total, including several suites with their own bathrooms and kitchenettes. It also features a billiards room, sun room, multiple offices, carriage house, garage parking for four vehicles, elevator, and top-of-the-world rooftop deck. With a prime location in the heart of the Harvard-Belmont District, this historic property is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own one of Seattle's most exceptional homes.

DETAILS

Bedrooms: 9
Bathrooms: 8.5
Year Built: 1909
Square Feet: 9,315
Lot Size: 14,730 sq ft
Garage: 3-Car & 1-Car Detached
Taxes: $38,851 (KCR 2023)
NWMLS: 2054418

OFFERED AT $3,500,000

1047 BELMONT PL E, SEATTLE, WA 98102