Fantastic opportunity! First time to market in many decades. Vacant, undeveloped building lot with street frontage to SW 143rd St in Burien. Generously sized at 10,474 sq ft and zoned R3, this property offers many possibilities for development. Multiple residential units, townhomes, DADU/ADUs, cottages, and more! The property qualifies for the transit proximity bonus. Buyer to verify all development info to their own satisfaction. To the east is a contiguous 13,790 sq ft lot, also for sale. Together, the parcels offer 24,264 sq ft and almost 150 ft of street frontage. See MLS#2585770 for the other parcel's listing. Preliminary feasibility report and development capacity analysis are provided, as well as recent topographical and boundary survey, and arborist's report. Feasibility analysis estimates that 12 units could be built on the two lots, weighing various factors delineated in the report. Public water, public sewer, electricity and gas are already in the east parcel as a livable single family residence is there. Fabulous location near the vibrant restaurants and shopping of Burien, with great public transit options and only 10 miles to downtown Seattle. Just two miles away is the beautiful Seahurst Park, with 178 acres of trails, beachcombing, views, picnic shelters, and a playground, all on the Puget Sound waterfront. Only 8 minutes to Seatac Airport. The property is easy to access, and is walkable. No offers before Oct 1st to allow due diligence. Come make it yours!
Linde & Hill Park, located between Downtown Burien and Three Tree Point, is a residential and park-adjacent Burien neighborhood with wooded ravines and Puget Sound breezes. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Burien Town Square corridor near SW 152nd St and 6th Ave SW, where independent cafes, small galleries, and sidewalk patios set a steady, social pace. Architectural notes lean mid-century ramblers and split-levels, with newer infill appearing on quieter side streets. Linde & Hill Park’s trails and lawns frame daily routines around walking loops and picnic tables. Nearby, Burien Actors Theatre, Elliott Bay Brewing Co. (Burien), and the Highline Heritage Museum act as cultural anchors. The geography reads as green pockets stitched to a compact, walkable town center.
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Property details
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Interior features
Lightly treed
Brush on site
Very gentle slope; previously used as a garden
Level to rolling topography
Has view
Exterior features
Paved road access (road on south side)
Plenty of street parking
Topo / boundary survey provided
City zoning jurisdiction
Home design
Land parcel (residential use possible)
Style: Residential, less than 1 acre
Zoning: R3
Parking
Street parking available
Construction
No structures on property
Utilities
Water available (see remarks)
Sewer available
Electricity available
Natural gas available
Water served by Water District 49
Financial info
Accepting Cash and Conventional offers
Buyer brokerage compensation: 2.5%
Other
Offers review date: Thursday, October 1, 2026
On market date: Thursday, September 24, 2026
Property taxes listed for 2026
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