More Details on the Fort Lawton Homes
NCO housing at Discovery Park, Seattle, WA
Here’s a few more details on the homes that will be coming up for sale at Fort Lawton, the collection of homes in Discovery Park. it is from an email newsletter sent out by Stephanie McMahon:
Q: I’ve walked Discovery Park almost every day for the last eight years. When can I purchase a home at Fort Lawton?
A: The Homes at Fort Lawton will be restored in a development sequence between September 2015 and July 2016, beginning with the homes on Montana Circle. Homes will be listed for sale once they’ve been fully restored and are ready for occupancy.
We are on schedule to open our sales center and model home in mid-September 2015. At that time, our first release of homes will also be available for immediate delivery and move in.
Q: A few years ago, my husband and I were guests at one of the lovely large homes overlooking the park. We are now downsizing and wondering if there is anything a bit smaller?
A: Yes! The Fort Lawton community comprises 26 heirloom homes divided among two distinct enclaves: Montana Circle and Officers’ Row.
Montana Circle offers 13 historic homes: 6 duplexes and 1 single family home, which was built for the Fort’s hospital steward. Montana Circle homes are fully restored with re-imagined interiors, feature 2 to 3 bedrooms, and range from 1,674 to 1,995 sq. ft.
Officers’ Row also offers 13 fully restored, historic homes: 6 duplexes and 1 single family home, known as “The General’s House.” These stately Sound-view homes perched on Officers’ Row reveal stunning interiors, feature 4 to 6 bedrooms, and range from 4,027 to 6,656 sq. ft.
Q: What are the sales prices of the homes?
A: Home prices have not yet been established. The developer, RISE Properties Trust, is in the process of finalizing all construction budgets, and expects to list select homes for sale in mid-September 2015, coinciding with the opening of our model home and sales center.
Q: Are you working with real estate brokers?
A: Yes, homes will be posted on the Northwest Multiple Listing Service and a market rate real estate commission will be offered to registered buyer’s agents.
