Garth Stein’s restored Seattle ‘forever house’ lists for $2.45 million
Garth Stein and his wife are selling their Seattle home after living there for 25 years. They purchased the property in 2001, aiming to raise their children there. The home has been extensively renovated while maintaining its original character and charm. Located in the Mount Baker neighborhood, the house features stunning views and modern amenities. This marked listing reflects their transition…
Bestselling author Garth Stein has listed his "forever house" in Seattle for $2,450,000. Stein, renowned for his 2008 novel "The Art of Racing in the Rain" which was later adapted into a film, bought this Seattle home with his wife, filmmaker Andrea Perlbinder Stein, in 2001. The brick Colonial Revival house, originally constructed in 1924, has been a home to the Stein family for a quarter of a century.
It boasts four bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and spans 3,970 square feet. The house underwent a significant renovation in 2009, with Rocky Rochon modernizing the layout to enhance natural light and spatial flow. The Stein's decision to relist the house came after their youngest child had already graduated college. The listing agent, Amy Sajer of Windermere Real Estate/Luxury Portfolio International, emphasizes the house's timeless charm and the Stein's efforts to preserve its original character while updating necessary features.
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