Listing Broker: Windermere Real Estate Co.; Keith Reed; 253-223-3436; keith.reed@windermere.com
There’s something distinctly Fremont about a small house with a big view. Set on an elevated corner at the end of a quiet lane, 3951 Evanston Ave N is an artful single-level bungalow with strong southern exposure, abundant natural light and broad views toward the Seattle skyline, Space Needle, Mount Rainier and Queen Anne. Inside, wood floors, an updated kitchen and an easy one-level plan make the home comfortable and approachable. Outside, the expansive view deck opens the living space to the sun and skyline, with room for dinner with friends, container gardens, pets or simply settling in as the light changes. With strong southern exposure, it takes on much of the role of a backyard without the upkeep of one. An attached garage and additional storage add practical utility beyond the living spaces. The setting is tucked away and private, with peaceful, tree-lined streets just outside. Fremont Peak Park and Marketime Foods are close by, while PCC, coffee, restaurants, the Burke-Gilman Trail, transit & the energy of central Fremont are just a short walk. There is another layer to the property. The 4,000-square-foot lot has been studied for future development, with a preliminary feasibility study exploring the possibility of an approximately 8,000-square-foot building with up to six residences, subject to design, approvals and independent buyer verification. For now, it is a bright, view-filled home with room to live indoors & the freedom to let tomorrow remain open.
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