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Elevated Living. Exquisite Craftsmanship.

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Discover this classic Seattle home in the vibrant Wallingford neighborhood at 1923 N 50th St, Seattle, WA! This charming 2-bedroom, 1-bath residence offers 1,105 square feet of living space, blending timeless charm with modern comforts. Enjoy an inviting living room with abundant natural light and a well-appointed kitchen. Located just moments from Green Lake and the heart of Wallingford's bustling community, this home provides a walkable urban lifestyle with easy access to parks, shops, and some of the city's best restaurants. Experience this quintessential Seattle home with our immersive Matterport tour.

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Built Green is a residential green building program in Washington State that certifies homes, apartments, remodels, and communities.1 A Built Green 4-Star certification means a home has achieved a high standard of environmentally sound design and construction, exceeding current building codes in multiple areas.2 

 

Key Requirements for 4-Star Certification

A home with this certification demonstrates significant improvements in several key areas:

  • Energy Efficiency: The home is designed to achieve a 20% improvement in energy use above the current Washington State Energy Code.3 This is accomplished through features like a more insulated and airtight thermal envelope, energy-efficient appliances and lighting, and advanced framin.  

  •  Water Conservation: Builders are required to reduce total water use by at least 40%.5 This often involves installing low-flow plumbing fixtures and using drought-tolerant plants that rely on rainwater after a short establishment period. 

  •  Indoor Air Quality: Measures are taken to create a healthier indoor environment.7 This includes using low-VOC (volatile organic compound) paints, sealants, adhesives, and finishes, and prohibiting the use of products with urea formaldehyde. 

  • Materials Efficiency: The program encourages waste reduction and recycling during construction, with a minimum recycling rate of 50% by weight.9 It also promotes the use of recycled content and locally- or regionally-produced materials. 

  •  Site Management: Builders implement practices to protect the building site, such as erosion control and amending disturbed soil with compost.11 They also incorporate landscaping that uses native or pollinator-friendly plants.  

Certification Process

To receive a Built Green 4-Star certification, a builder must follow a specific process, which includes:

  • Enrolling the project with the program.13  

  • Hiring a third-party verifier to inspect the home and ensure it meets all the criteria on the Built Green checklist.1 

  • Submitting documentation for final review and certification. 

Benefits of a 4-Star Home

A Built Green 4-Star home offers several benefits to the homeowner and the environment. These homes are typically more comfortable, durable, and cost-effective to own and operate due to lower utility bills.16 Additionally, some municipalities and utilities offer incentives like expedited permitting and rebates for homes that achieve this level of certification. 

 

 

Discover the Best of Wallingford

Nestled in the heart of Seattle's vibrant Wallingford neighborhood, this home offers an ideal blend of urban convenience and a peaceful residential atmosphere. Known for its tree-lined streets, strong sense of community, and a walkable, small-town vibe, Wallingford is a highly sought-after place to live.

 

Parks and Outdoor Recreation

 

Living here means having an incredible array of parks and green spaces right at your doorstep.

  • Meridian Park/Playground: Located directly across the street, this neighborhood park is a true gem. It's a perfect spot for a morning stroll, a picnic, or for children to play. During the warmer months, it hosts the popular Wallingford Farmers Market, a fantastic source for fresh, local produce and artisanal goods.

  • Woodland Park: A short walk from the home is the sprawling Woodland Park, a major recreational hub. You can enjoy the serene Rose Garden at the intersection of N 50th St and Fremont Ave N. The park also features the renowned Woodland Park Zoo, offering a full day of family fun.

  • Green Lake: A favorite among locals, Green Lake is just a few minutes away. Its 2.8-mile paved path is a daily destination for runners, walkers, and cyclists, providing a beautiful backdrop for a morning jog or an evening stroll.

 

Restaurants, Cafes, and Shops

 

Wallingford is a foodie's paradise, boasting a diverse and eclectic dining scene. The main business district along North 45th Street and the nearby Tangletown and Stone Way areas are packed with local favorites.

  • Local Institutions: Grab a coffee at Fuel Coffee or Chocolati Cafe, or a scoop of ice cream from the legendary Molly Moon's Homemade Ice Cream.

  • Diverse Cuisine: From upscale dining like Joule to classic American fare at the Blue Star Cafe & Pub and casual spots like Dick's Drive-In, there is something to satisfy every craving.

  • Unique Shopping: Explore the local shops and services at the Wallingford Center or the quirky and famous Archie McPhee, a Seattle institution.

 

Everyday Conveniences

 

This location offers exceptional convenience for daily life.

  • Groceries: A Safeway is located nearby at 4732 Brooklyn Ave NE for all your grocery needs.

  • Walkability and Commuting: The neighborhood is highly walkable, making it easy to run errands and enjoy the local scene on foot. It's also centrally located with easy access to I-5 and Aurora Ave (99) for a quick commute to downtown Seattle, South Lake Union, or the University District.

This Wallingford townhome is more than just a place to live—it's a gateway to a lively, walkable, and welcoming community with a fantastic urban lifestyle.