Everett Real Estate For Sale: 1831 Virgina Ave.
Don't you love being "Delta" good house? Bad jokes aside, check out this cute craftsman bungalow that just hit the market in North Everett's Delta Neighborhood.
Built in 1910, 1831 Virginia has nearly 1100 finished square feet + almost 700 more square feet in the basement and a 2 car garage. 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, fully fenced backyard, lots of updates, and a great covered front porch shown above.
White trim, updated windows, high ceilings, and original wood floors.
Soft close cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and awesome farmhouse sink. in the kitchen.
Pictured below: To the left of the back stairs is the exterior access to the basement, which is where the washer and dryer are located (there is some water in the basement, but not a ton). The 2 car garage is on the right.
What we love about this house: Great charm and loads of updates including fresh paint, roof, windows, electrical, and on demand hot water. The updates are tastefully chosen and you can't help but love the high ceilings and original wood floors.
The location: is decent. It's close to 19th street which provides easy access to I-5, Grand Park (and other parks), and Downtown Everett. You do sit directly alongside 19th street which is an East/West thoroughfare, so you do get a little road noise.
Overall: 1831 Virginia has a lot to offer for $259,950. As we shared about in our Everett real estate market update the other week, things have been selling very fast around Everett. So if you're interested in viewing this great Everett home, feel free to contact us today.
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Thanks to Cheryl Buck from Buck Real Estate for allowing us to share this great Everett home for sale with you guys. Let us know us your have any questions.
-Happy Living,
Garret and Tyler are the founders of Live in Everett. They play racquetball three times per week (Tyler always wins, but only because he has longer arms) and they sell real estate.