Fire Station #38 For Sale in the Ravenna/Bryant Neighborhood

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Fire Station #38 For Sale in the Ravenna/Bryant Neighborhood

The time has finally arrived to purchase your very own piece of Seattle history!  Located in the Ravenna/Bryant neighborhood of NE Seattle, Fire Station #38 has lots to offer with 2,568 s.f. of living space and 6 parking spots!  The building and land are assessed at just over $1,000,000.00 and the minimum offer that will be accepted is $350,000.  Offers must be in by April 20, 2012 at 5 p.m. and should contain no contingencies.

Join Colliers International for 2 open houses;  March 10th from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. and April 7th from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m..  Bring you architect, contractor, and designer to help you envision your new home.  Remember that this property is a registered landmark which means the exterior of the building cannot be changed!

If you are interested in looking at this Northeast Seattle property or any other Northeast Seattle property, please call me at 206-334-6761.

Watts Basketball After School Player Development Programs

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Watts Basketball After School Player Development Programs

At Sound Mind & Body in Fremont

GET BETTER DAILY!!! Contact Us for Registration and any questions!

206.420.2064 or info@wattsbasketball.com

Our World Class Player Development Program has a long-term developmental approach focused on Basketball Fundamentals. Athletic Development. Mental Intangibles!!

1 Session a week for 2 months starting February for only $337.50!!
More classes available soon … Keep a look out for information on College Prep and Varsity Sessions!!

 

Day

Level

Grade

Time

Description

# of Students
Wednesday @ SMB Essential 4th – 7th 3:00-4:00 Court Time Min 6 Max 16
  Essential 4th – 7th 4:00-4:30 Physical Training Min 6 Max 16
Wednesday @ SMB Essential 6th – 8th 3:30-4:00 Physical Training Min 6 Max 16
  Essential 6th – 8th 4:00-5:00 Court Time Min 6 Max 16

Court time classes are going to focus on:
**                  Building confidence on and off the court
**                  Fundamentals of movement: speed, agility, and strength
**                  Fundamentals of basketball: ball handling, passing, shooting, sportsmanship, and competition

**                  Mastering of fundamentals

Athletic Development with Personal Trainer, Will Whatley, will focus on:
**                  Age appropriate physical training

**                  Balance
**                  Core stability
**                  Fluidity training
**                  Speed ladder, reactive training, and agility

Benefits beyond basketball include:

**                  Creating a desire to learn on own

**                  Coach-ability and how to be a leader

**                  Drive to perform to their highest potential

**                  A love of learning that extends beyond the court

Homework:

**                  Long-term goals

**                  Journaling and tracking progress to show improvements

**                  Daily home routine (push ups, sit ups, calf raises…)

**                  Fundamentals at home (ball handling, ladders, speed…)

NE Seattle History Exhibit At The Seattle Public Library NE Branch

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NE Seattle History Exhibit At The Seattle Public Library NE Branch

In celebration of Neighbor Appreciation Day on Feb. 11, the Northeast Branch is hosting an exhibit on neighborhood history throughout the month of February.

Did you know that Northeast Seattle was once the home of a ghost town, a lumber mill, a college (not the University of Washington!), an airport, a railroad, a mosquito fleet, a saint, a dairy farm and the city’s first p-patch?

From February 1-28, visit the Northeast Branch to discover historic photos, maps and articles about the development of Wedgwood, View Ridge, Laurelhurst, Meadowbrook and Ravenna.

For more information, call the Northeast Branch at 206-684-7539.

For more information about Northeast Seattle Real Estate, please feel free to contact me at 206-334-6761 or stephanie@cooperjacobs.com

SOLD in 2 Days With 2 Offers!

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SOLD in 2 Days With 2 Offers!

This darling home, in the Rose Hill neighborhood, sold in 2 days and had 2 offers!

If you or anyone you know is looking to buy or sell a home, please contact me at 206-334-6761 or Stephanie@cooperjacobs.com. I specialize in the NE Seattle area but I’m happy to look at your neighborhood too!

 

 

 

Room & Board To Replace Barnes & Noble At Univeristy Village

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Room & Board To Replace Barnes & Noble At University Village

The Seattle Times announced today that the modern furniture store, Room & Board, will be taking 27,000 sq. ft. of the space formerly occupied by Barnes & Noble at University Village.  The remaining 19,000 sq. ft. has yet to be leased.

This announcement comes as shock to many NE Seattle residents as Barnes & Noble became a “home away from home” for many.  I for one will miss the book store immensely.

If you or anyone you know is looking to buy or sell a home in NE Seattle, please give me a call! 206-334-6761 or Stephanie@cooperjacobs.com

 

 

 

 

Easy and helpful tips to winterize your home.

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Easy and helpful tips to winterize your home.

Old Man Winter is back and since the forecast is calling for a colder and wetter winter this year, be prepared.  Below are 7 easy and helpful tips to get your home winterized.

1. Stop Drafts!

The U.S. Department of Energy reports that a simple draft can waste between 5-30% of energy use.  If you feel a draft coming in from under a door simply roll a towel and place it along the bottom of the door.  You can purchase fancier versions of this but a towel works great.  Make sure that drafts are not affecting your thermostat.  A draft can give your thermostat a false reading and therefore cause it to work overtime.  If you have drafty single-pane windows, pick up a Window Insulation Kit for under $10.00.

2. Change Furnace Filters!

During the heating season you should change your furnace filters once a month.  Dirty filters restrict air flow therefore increasing energy demand.  You may also consider switching to an electrostatic filter.  Electrostatic filters catch between 40-70% more debris than fiberglass filters.  Even better are HEPA filters which gather up to 99% of debris such as molds, bacterias, pollen, viruses, etc.

3. Drain A/C & Water Lines!

Simply drain any hoses or A/C pipes and be sure there is no pooling water in the equipment. Make sure all outdoor hoses are rolled up and stored away for the winter.  Cover any hose bibs with some type of insulator.  You can purchase a hose bib cover for under $5.00

4. Turn Down Your Water Heater!

Most home water heaters are set at 140 degrees but most of us don’t use or need water that hot. However you are paying extra for the energy it costs to heat the water.  Turning down your water heater can save you between 6-10% on you heating bill.

5. Tune Up Your Furnace!

Keeping your furnace clean, lubricated, and properly adjusted can save you up to 5% on your energy bill.  If your furnace is old, it might be time for an upgrade.  New furnaces can be expensive but it will save you in the long run.

6. Reprogram Your Thermostat!

It’s probably not necessary to keep your heat on all day long.  Set your thermostat to come on 1 hour before you get home and turn it off at night when you go to sleep.  Did you know that every degree you turn down your thermostat can save you between 1-3% on your heating bill?

7. Insulate Your Attic Floor and Basement Ceiling!

We all know that heat rises and if your attic is not well insulated, the heat goes up and out.  Adding insulation to all interior walls can make a huge difference as well.

URGENT CARE CLINIC at Seattle Children’s NOW OPEN!

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URGENT CARE CLINIC at Seattle Children’s NOW OPEN!

It’s 5:30 pm and you suspect your child has an ear infection.  Your pediatrician’s office is closed and your only option is the emergency room at Seattle Children’s.  Not anymore.

If your child  has a NON life threatening illness you can now take him or her to the new Urgent Care Clinic located at the Whale 4 entrance at Seattle Children’s Hospital.

Hours of operation are as follows:

Monday-Friday 5 p.m. – 10:30 p.m.

Saturday, Sunday, and Holidays 11 a.m. – 8 p.m.

(206) 987-2211

Seattle Children’s Hospital is another great reason to live in or near NE Seattle!  If you’re planning to move to the NE Seattle area please contact me!

stephanie@cooperjacobs.com

SCHOOLS OUT Basketball Clinic in Fremont!

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SCHOOLS OUT Basketball Clinic in Fremont!

November 21-23 there is NO SCHOOL … ALL HOOPS!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Who: Boys and Girls, Grades 1-5
What: Join coach Watts and his staff for a day full of skills, drills, games and prizes!
Where: Fremont Sound Mind and Body
When: Monday-Wednesday, November 21-23, 9am-3pm
Cost $150

www.wattsbasketball.com

Register https://tms.ezfacility.com/OnlineRegistrations/Register.aspx?CompanyID=756&GroupID=79873

Hairspray, The Musical at Seattle Musical Theater Nov 11-Dec 11, 2011

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Hairspray, The Musical at Seattle Musical Theater Nov 11-Dec 11, 2011

 

Seattle Musical Theater is proud to present the musical HAIRSPRAY!

Showing from November 11 – December 11, 2011.

Friday & Saturdays @ 7:30 p.m.

Sundays @ 2:00 p.m.

 

Seattle Musical Theater is located in Magnuson Park in NE Seattle.

7200 Sand Point Way NE – (206) 363-2809

If you’re planning on seeing a show or moving to the area, let me know!  I’d be happy to tour you around NE Seattle and show you any NE Seattle properties currently available.

 

Fire Station #38…Your New Home!

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 Fire Station #38…Your New Home!

Ever dreamed of owning your own fire station?  Now’s your chance!  Last month the Seattle City Council approved the sale of 2 vintage fire stations, one of which is located in the Bryant neighborhood of Seattle…old Fire Station #38!

Though owning your own piece of Seattle history seems like a lot of fun, do your research as this property comes with some challenges.

The first being the layout.  The firehouse was designed to house firefighters and equipment so expect a lot of chopped up spaces. Secondly, think you want to paint your new fire doors green? Not so fast.  Before making changes to architectural features on the front exterior of the structure, you must first consult the city’s Landmark Preservation Board.

Click here to check out the new Fire Station #38 which recently moved to the nearby neighborhood of Hawthorne Hills.  Great news about this is that all the proceeds from this Seattle real estate sale go directly to benefit local firefighters.

I am also happy to show you this or other NE Seattle properties.