Listing Broker: John L. Scott Arlington; Sydney Strieck; 360-502-0445; sydneystrieck@johnlscott.com
Mid-Century Rambler with Mature Backyard Retreat on a Shoreline Corner Lot. Step into a private outdoor oasis with this 1966-built rambler in Shoreline. Set on a desirable corner lot, the home offers 1,560 sq ft of easy single-level living, but it’s the mature, beautifully landscaped backyard that steals the show. Generous garden space invites you to grow, entertain, or simply relax in the sun. Multiple patios create natural spots for morning coffee, summer dinners, and weekend gatherings, all surrounded by established greenery that gives the yard a lush, settled feel. The corner lot adds extra light and openness, so the garden thrives and the whole property feels bright. Indoors, classic mid-century bones meet a flexible layout with two primary bedrooms, a full bath, and two 3/4 baths. One primary opens through French doors directly to the back patio, letting garden views flow right into your private retreat. The second primary offers its own separate space, great for guests, multigenerational living, or a home office. A handy outbuilding provides plenty of storage for tools, mowers, and hobby gear, keeping the garage free for what matters. Speaking of the garage, there’s a 2-car garage plus driveway parking for two more vehicles, a rare find. Come see how much this Shoreline rambler has to offer, inside and out. Richmond Beach Saltwater Park is 1.2 miles away and RIchmond Beach Library is about 1 mile from this house.
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