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Seattle, WA 98122 · 22nd Ave · Walla Walla Add

703 22nd Ave

Built 1900 · 1,580 sq ft
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LOT 5,333 SQ FT · 3 STRUCTURES · APN 912610-1235Lot Structure
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What's on record

Year built
1900
Living area
1,580 sqft
Lot size
5,333 sqft
Structures on lot
3 main home plus another structure: a garage, guest house or ADU
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
1.75
Home type
Single-family
Parcel (APN)
912610-1235
Last sold
$672,000
County value
$1,041,000

Major systems

Heating
Forced air (gas)
Stories
2

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Upgrade & maintenance timeline

  • 2020
    permit on fileElectrical — Remodel 5/8/20 Mwb Add (1) Service (200A) · Maple Valley Electric
  • 2019
    permit on fileRoom addition — Construct A Detached Accessory Dwelling Unit Accessory To Existing Single Family Residence Per Plan.
  • 2019
    permit on fileElectrical — Add Circuit For Ac Install · BLUE FLAME HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING
  • 2019
    permit on fileElectrical — Ufer/Conduits · Maple Valley Electric
  • 2011
    permit on fileElectrical — Install Security System · ALL POINTS SECURE

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Permit on file · 2020
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