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What Are the Typical Styles of Mid-Century Modern Homes in Seattle?

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What Are the Typical Styles of Mid-Century Modern Homes in Seattle?

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The typical styles of mid-century modern homes in Seattle are often referred to as NW Regional style. We have some distinct design elements in our mid-century homes that make them unique. 

Often when we think of Mid-Century Modern homes, we conjure up images of sprawling Palm Springs homes with pools and palm trees. Although you can find a few Palm Springs-esque homes in Seattle, our mid-century modern homes have details that are more specific to our region. In Seattle, design elements are more influenced by Japanese architecture. The NW Regional style of mid-century homes tend to have deeper eaves and larger windows than in other parts of the country. 

Start Here – Guide to Typical Styles of Mid-Century Homes in Seattle

I am an expert on mid-century homes. Not only do I own two mid-century homes, but as a top Seattle real estate agent I have worked with my clients to buy and sell mid-century homes for over 25 years. I am thoroughly versed on the typical styles of mid-century modern homes in Seattle, and I’m excited to share the four most popular styles here in Seattle. 


What Are the Typical Styles of Mid-Century Modern Homes in Seattle?

Here are the four most popular styles of Mid-Century Modern homes you will find in Seattle:

California Ranches

These are one-story homes with low-slung roof lines that are often U- or L-shaped. In our area, you will find California Ranch-style homes mostly L-shaped with deep eaves and tons of large windows to bring in light and nature.

Check out this California Ranch we sold in Alki a couple of years ago >

Raised Ranches/Daylight Ramblers

This style of home is often built into hills and has finished daylight basements.

Check out this Meadowbrook Daylight Rambler we sold earlier this year >

The Suburban Ranch

Suburban Ranch homes lean more toward an asymmetrical design than a standard Ranch.

Check out this Suburban Ranch we sold in Skyway/Lakeridge during the pandemic >

Ranch Split or Split-Level Home

This design is most commonly built in Seattle as a split-entry home with a finished basement.

Check out this Split-Level home we sold in Bellevue in the Pandemic >


Now You Know the Typical Styles of Mid-Century Modern Homes in Seattle

The typical styles of mid-century modern homes in Seattle include California Ranch, Suburban Ranch, Raised Ranches/Daylight Ramblers, and Ranch Split/Split-Level Home. 

Would You Like to Learn More About Buying a Mid-Century Home in Seattle? 

We are here to help. Our team understands that this process can take a year or two. Give us a call. Our Team loves helping people develop a personalized listing plan for their homes. Feel free to contact us directly at thediva@teamedivarealestate.com or call/text 206-271-0264.

Kim Colaprete

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