Welcome to a rare Normandy Park opportunity in coveted Normandy Highlands. Set on a 1.05-acre lot, residence offers mature landscaping, fruit trees, two garden storage sheds, and a peaceful wooded setting with filtered Puget Sound water views. Enjoy the charm and privacy of an established neighborhood while remaining close to Burien, SeaTac Airport, downtown Seattle, shopping, dining, parks, and everyday conveniences.The inviting layout provides generous space for everyday living, entertaining, multigenerational living, or creating the lifestyle that fits your needs. Large windows bring in natural light and connect the interiors to the serene outdoor surroundings. Solar panels help offset electricity costs, providing approximately 25% of the home’s power. Additional practical features include generator hookup wiring for power outages and a roof-mounted TV antenna.Step outside to enjoy terrace-style grounds, an expansive yard with room for gardening, play, entertaining, and future possibilities—buyer to verify all development potential. The property includes ownership of the driveway and the land on both sides of it; neighboring properties sharing the driveway hold ingress/egress rights only. Coveted Normandy Park Lot A beach rights provide community beach and trail access, picnic areas, boat launch, and recreation. Enjoy privacy, acreage, fruit trees, solar savings, filtered Puget Sound views, and an exceptional Normandy Park location.
Three Tree Point, located between Puget Sound and Seahurst Park, is a waterfront and residential Burien neighborhood with bluff-top views and a beachy, tide-and-weather rhythm. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around Three Tree Point Road SW near the shoreline pullouts, where kayaks, dog walkers, and sunset-watchers set the tempo. Mid-century ramblers and view-focused contemporary rebuilds line winding lanes above pocket beaches and driftwood-strewn coves. The shoreline feels quiet and elemental, with eagles overhead and ferries tracing the horizon. Nearby, Seahurst Park’s forested trails and saltwater beach add a daily nature loop. Community touchstones include Burien Fish House, Elliott Bay Brewing Co. & Pub, and the Highline Heritage Museum.
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Offer insights
1891 SW 170th St · $1,077,000
$1.09M and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $1.09M+ is a strong offer
SALE-TO-LIST
98.8%
Most homes are selling 1% below list price.
LIST PRICE
$1,077,000
Median list price in this area is $955,995. (11% lower than this home)
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Dining
Interior features
Dining room
Fireplaces (2) — wood burning
French doors
Wired for generator
Has view
Bedrooms
3 bedrooms (all on the main level)
Bathrooms
1 full bath
1 three-quarter bath
1 half bath (three bathrooms total on main level)
1 bathtub, 2 showers
Kitchen
Dishwasher
Garbage disposal
Microwave
Refrigerator
Laundry & utility
Utility room (main level)
Flooring
Bamboo/cork
Ceramic tile
Slate
Stone
Carpet
Heating & cooling
Radiant heating
No central cooling
Exterior features
Underground automatic irrigation system
Partially fenced
Patio
Shop
Sprinkler system
Cable TV available
Brush, fruit trees, and garden space on the property
Level to partial slope topography
Dead-end paved street
Community waterfront / private beach access
Home design
Single-family residence, one story
Entry on main level
Built on lot
Very good condition
Facing/has view
Parking
Detached garage (about 400 sq ft)
2 covered spaces
6 uncovered parking spaces
Driveway
Security
Partially fenced yard
Construction
Built circa 1952 (effective year)
Stone and wood construction
Composition and torch-down roofing
Poured concrete foundation
Utilities
Public water
Septic sewer
Electric service (Seattle City Light)
Energy sources: Electric, Solar PV, Wood
Financial info
Listing terms: Cash, Conventional, FHA, VA
Other
Zoning: R-20
Lot size about 1.05 acres
Electricity and solar
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