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Brightly Colored 19th Ave Loft

April 8th, 2008 · Comments · By Matt

Looking for a brightly colored loft?

Check out this 19th Ave Loft that just came on the market:

19th Ave Loft, 1812 19th Ave #116, Seattle, Washington - Living room

19th Ave Loft, 1812 19th Ave #116, Seattle, Washington - Bedroom

19th Ave Loft, 1812 19th Ave #116, Seattle, Washington - Kitchen

19th Ave Loft, 1812 19th Ave #116, Seattle, Washington - Bathroom

Only $399,950 for 870 square feet.

Personally I’d go for #210. While slightly less square feet, at $379,950, it’s the same dollars a square foot and looks a whole lot more tasteful (at least online.) It’s also been on the market for 54 days so expect some price reductions for both these overpriced units.

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  • Colin
    I'll forgive them HDR or wide angle (though I've seen some pretty entertaining fish-eye pix) as long as a photo is reasonably informative. Could we have a post to rant about bad real estate pictures? I would start with close-ups of the toilet -- indoor plumbing is pretty much standard these days, and I really don't need a photograph to prove there's a water-closet.
  • Is it HDR or just ultra wide angle? I don't think HDR skews perspective?
  • ryanhealy
    Can we ask real estate photographers to put a moratorium on HDR photography? The results are misleading, at best.
  • jo
    yea, i believe the 19th ave lofts include that balcony in the sq footage

    not a "real" 870..
  • Colin
    Thanks -- I came across 210 earlier and thought it looked just a little *too* neobrutalist, plus you could fall out of bed into the kitchen. So this place is a nice contrast and shows what you can do with the space.

    But I always want a floorplan with these ads. Closets, layout. When you click through, this thing has a picture of what looks like a 2nd bedroom. Huh? Where? Anyway, just sayin' that folks might get more bites if ads helped you visualize the whole unit.
  • Chris
    Correct me if I'm wrong, but the 870 sf includes the loft area? So is not a "true 870" for the purposes of calcing a price/sf
  • The first link seems broken. I like that vivid color scheme, even though the living room might only appeal to Minnesota Vikings fans.
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