The three bedroom, one bathroom home at 11510 66th Lane, Seattle (unincorporated) was sold on April 6 by Brian and Laci Jamison for $852,000. The buyer was Rose Street Cottages LLC.
The amount paid for property taxes on this property in 2015 was $4,296.17, 0.5% of the sale price of the home.
This home last sold for $300,000 on Oct. 13, 2015.
So far in April 2022, this is the only property that sold in Seattle (unincorporated) as of this publication.
This story was found on BlockShopper.com.
Okanogan Land Trust explains why protecting Bonaparte Meadows matters for local water storage and wildlife. Experts say restoration could support fish populations while reducing wildfire risk.
Okanogan Land Trust has outlined why protecting deep layers of peat at Bonaparte Meadows matters for water storage and climate stability. The organization describes how these unique wetlands form over thousands of years and face threats worldwide.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW or Department) today announced the publication of its 10-year strategy for managing outdoor recreation on over 1 million acres of WDFW-managed lands.
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