2143 N Northlake Way

Enjoy the tranquility of this floating home with spacious deck in the heart of the city. Hop on bikes and ride the Burke Gilman trail to explore the city. Grab kayaks and paddle to a nearby restaurants for dinner. Close to UW, Fremont, Wallingford. Lots of activities just outside your door with SUP races all summer, sailing Duck Dodge, Brooks running groups, November Project, Yoga in the park and more.
THE SPACE: Best waterfront living in Seattle! Ideally located next to the Burke Gilman trail, Gas Works Park, the U of W, Wallingford and Fremont plus easy access to downtown and freeways. Spectacular unobstructed city, lake and nature views. We are offering a private furnished 1 bedroom 1 bath home floating on Lake Union. There is an official loft bedroom and also the couch can fold out to make a guest bed in the living room. There is a fully equipped kitchen and bathroom along with spacious decks. Large deck includes a covered area with storage and 6 person large dining table. There is an additional deck area with 2 comfortable swivel chairs and a fire table. A floating dock and 2 kayaks are included in the rental. Marina amenities include off street parking, laundry, showers, bathroom, mailboxes and package storage for deliveries.
OVERVIEW: Join this unique friendly lake union live aboard community of floating homes, house boats and house barges. Lake Union is a freshwater lake in Seattle, joined by waterways to Puget Sound and Lake Washington. Gas Works Park sits on the north end of the lake, a 19.1 acre public park built on the site of a former gasification plant, with ruins and pieces of the old plant still standing and built into the park. The park offers grassy hills for kite flying, picnics, and wide vistas of the lake and city. The Burke-Gilman Trail runs along the northern edge of the park. Seaplanes scoot in and out of Lake Union, on their way to and from the San Juan Islands and British Columbia. The lake shores are lined with houseboats, and commercial and private docks for owners and renters of tugs, yachts, tour ships, sailboats, kayaks and canoes. The Center for Wooden Boats is a nautical museum on the south shore, with historical boats, sailing events, classes and workshops.
GETTING AROUND: Easy to get around on the Burke Gilman Trail. Either walk, jog or bike along this city wide trail. Hop on a kayak (2 provided), and row to a restaurant around the lake. Bus lines run nearby as well as the nearby light rail station at the University of Washington.
LEASE INFO: Available July 1, 2025 (or thereafter) with a lease through May 31, 2026. Rent is $2995/month. There is a $100 move-in fee for the GWPM. Includes 1 parking pass. Water and Garbage included in the rent.