810 W Lee St

Queen Anne · Seattle, WA 98119
⛔ EXCLUDED — Lot Too Small Does Not Qualify
Hard exclusion: Lot is 2,156 sqft — well below the 4,500 sqft minimum. Living area (2,080 sqft) also below 2,200 sqft minimum.
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Property Details

Price$2,450,000
Beds / Baths3 bd / 2.5 ba
Sq Ft2,080 sqft
$/Sq Ft$1,178/sqft
Lot2,156 sqft (0.05 acres)
Year Built2013
Stories1 (with double-height spaces)
GarageUnknown — "adequate parking" per assessor
Fireplace1
HeatingHot water / gas
ViewFair Puget Sound view
Days on MarketUnknown
MLS #Unknown
AgentUnknown
Listing StatusActive

Price History

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Criteria Check

Estimated Drive Times

DestinationEst. TimeDistance
Austin & Michelle (Fremont) ~8 min ~2.5 mi → Maps
Nick & Ali (Ballard) ~12 min ~3.5 mi → Maps
Sean & Hannah TBD
Downtown (Pike Place) ~8 min ~2 mi → Maps
SeaTac Airport ~25 min ~15 mi → Maps
Tri-Cities / Dad (Richland) ~3 hr 30 min ~200 mi → Maps
Ladybug Mountain (Oroville) ~5 hr 30 min ~320 mi → Maps
Little Garden (school, Broadview) ~22 min 8 mi → Maps

Times assume typical conditions, not rush hour. Queen Anne hill location means strong proximity to downtown but standard times to north-end family destinations.

Preference Signals

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Modern 2013 build likely features open layout and taller ceilings — aligns with preferences. However, the property's fundamental constraints (lot size, sqft) are disqualifying regardless of interior quality.

Bottom Line

Pass. This is a modern, well-located Queen Anne home with likely attractive design and Puget Sound views, but it fails hard on lot size (2,156 sqft vs. the 4,500 sqft minimum) and is undersized on living area (2,080 sqft vs. 2,200 minimum). At $2.45M it's also the most expensive scenario with the least space — $1,178/sqft is extremely high for a 3-bed home that doesn't meet any scenario classification. The tiny lot means no real yard for a dog, no expansion potential, and no path to meeting the family's space needs. Queen Anne proximity to downtown is a plus, but this one is a clear skip.