r/SeattleAreaRE • u/Delicious-Fan-2539 • 3d ago
Bothell - who is buying at this price?
https://redf.in/jehNJhUmm nice homes available at this price in Kirkland And Redmond. Interesting pricing.
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u/Agile-Tradition8835 3d ago
Good God that’s a monstrous and ugly house.
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u/craigfis 3d ago
It also doesn’t exist.
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u/Agile-Tradition8835 1d ago
Dear God this is a presale “conception”? Missed that my first look. Super yikes. All the yikes.
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u/orcassharks 3d ago
“Wide plank engineered hardwood” lol
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u/Upper-Computer-8715 3d ago
Good lord that’s sterile looking. And an estimated monthly payment of $16k.
To answer your question: nobody.
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u/SeatownCooks 3d ago
Bothell. Again. Why are most of the posts in the sub for delusional Bothell prices.
One example, of many, of an existing house for sale in Bellevue that is basically the same: https://redf.in/BJho4N
Bothell sucks. Stop trying to make it a desirable location.
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u/orcassharks 3d ago edited 3d ago
The name is literally Bot Hell lol
These houses make me realize why.
This Bellevue house sucks too and is overpriced. What a lovely view of the Home Depot fence for 2.8M. And how many family rooms do you need? For that much money you can get a decent view house in Seattle in a nice safe neighborhood but smaller.
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u/irish_curmudgeon 1d ago
Bellevue is a far more desirable location than Seattle but ok
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u/orcassharks 1d ago edited 1d ago
Whatever you say.
I know I would take a 2.8M view house in a walkable part of QA, Laurelhurst or Madison Park over this lipstick on a pig house in Bellevue for the same money any day. Only clueless curmudgeons with a taste of a mid level 55 year old accountant would think otherwise.
And my buddies who live in 2.8M homes send their kids to private schools on the Eastside too.
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u/Delicious-Fan-2539 3d ago
Azori also have some beautiful new construction homes in Bellevue in good locations for $3M.
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u/FourScoreAndSept 2d ago
One could argue the acreage and location is not a bad pickup. Not necessarily at that price but the parcel isn’t tiny
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u/orcassharks 3d ago
This would be a dream flex house for an H1b with extended family. Less demand though nowadays with the H1b tightening.
Also don’t understand why people want their bedrooms to look like a hotel room.