Moored in Seattle’s Portage Bay, the 1958 residence by architect Gerald van Slyck conjures up cabin vibes with cozy wood-wrapped interiors.
Location: 3130 Portage Bay Place E #C, Seattle, Washington
Price: $1,175,000
Year Built: 1958
Original Architect: Gerald Van Slyck
Footprint: 833 square feet (1 bed, 1 bath)
From the Agent: "Come live in your custom floating home with 43-foot moorage, parking, and a well-managed HOA. Enjoy the perfect balance of lakeside tranquility and city convenience in this floating home by architect Gerald Van Slyck. Vaulted ceilings and expansive windows flood the home with natural light, while two outdoor spaces offer seamless indoor/outdoor living on the water. A rare and atypical 43-foot moorage offers exceptional flexibility to accommodate a wide range of vessels, including sailboats. A well-managed HOA covers utilities and supports long-term upkeep for easy ownership. Live on the lake with quick access to Seattle’s metropolitan neighborhoods, dining, cafes, and entertainment."
The houseboat has been staged by furniture maker Keeps, rug design practice Studio Tenjung, and local vintage design shop In The Comfort Of.
Photo by Emily Un
Photo by Emily Un
A 1950s modular sofa by Martin Borenstein anchors the living, accented by Studio Tenjung’s Liwu yak wool rug.
Photo by Emily Un
See the full story on Dwell.com: If You Love Midcenturies and Houseboats, This $1.2M Floating Home Has the Best of Both Worlds
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