Denise Seavitt Real Estate Broker

06/16/2026

Luxury is often found in the details. This recent Sotheby's International Realty article explores how thoughtful dressing room design can transform an everyday routine into something both beautiful and functional.

From custom storage to elegant lighting and personalized finishes, these spaces continue to be a sought-after feature in many luxury homes.

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06/15/2026

Just sold in the coveted Alaska Junction community of West Seattle.⠀

This home stands out for its rare blend of luxury design and versatility, featuring a private entry office suite, expansive living spaces, and a rooftop deck with sweeping Mt. Rainier, Puget Sound, and city skyline views.⠀

Ideally located steps from West Seattle’s best dining, shopping, and parks, it offers both elevated lifestyle and long-term flexibility as a primary residence, income opportunity, or live/work space.⠀

Congratulations to my clients on securing a truly distinctive home in one of Seattle’s most vibrant neighborhoods.⠀

If you’re beginning to consider your next move and want to explore what your current property or a future purchase could look like, feel free to reach out. I’m always happy to walk through your options and timing.

06/13/2026

So honored to be nominated as Best In the Northwest Luxury Broker category. Thank you all for the nomination and your votes!

Vote once per day from June 8 through June 26.

06/11/2026

Seattle continues to grow, and the latest census estimates help explain why.

The city added more than 22,000 residents between 2023 and 2024, making it one of the fastest-growing large cities in the country. Population growth is often a reflection of strong job opportunities, desirable neighborhoods, and the quality of life people find here. After 36 years in Seattle real estate, I continue to see people drawn to everything our region has to offer.

Despite much reporting on a population exodus from Washington, Seattle had one of the largest population gains among U.S. cities in 2025.

06/10/2026

June is one of my favorite months in Seattle. The longer days, neighborhood gatherings, and community celebrations create such an incredible energy throughout the city.

Seattle Pride Month is a wonderful reminder of the diversity, creativity, and inclusivity that make our region so special. Whether you're attending a parade, supporting local businesses, or simply taking part in the many events happening throughout the month, it's a meaningful time to celebrate the people and communities that help make Seattle feel like home.

06/05/2026

I’m feeling very grateful to be included among the 2026 RealTrends Verified rankings, recognizing the top 1.5% of real estate professionals in the country. After many years of helping clients navigate important moves, this recognition means so much because it reflects the trust, relationships, and care behind every home journey.

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06/03/2026

Congratulations to my client on their new home in Judkins! This contemporary 2-bedroom, 2-bath home has such a great city rhythm, with bright modern spaces, a rooftop deck for morning coffee or evening views, dedicated parking, and quick access to light rail, I-5, I-90, PCC, Judkins Playground, Madison Valley, and Madrona. I’m so happy they found a place that fits both their lifestyle and location wish list.

If you’re looking for a new home, reach out to me. I’d love to help you explore your preferred neighborhoods and find the one.

📍943 Martin Luther King Jr Wy S Unit A, Seattle
🏡 2 Beds, 2 Baths, 1,465 Sq. Ft.
💲 Sold for $695,000

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05/30/2026

Open House this Saturday in downtown Bellevue at 231 105th Avenue SE, Bellevue.

Saturday, May 30
2:30PM–5:30PM

Located just blocks from Old Main Street, this impeccably maintained three-bedroom home offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the ease of an in-city lifestyle with thoughtful updates, inviting living spaces, and a flexible layout. Rebuilt down to the studs in 2005, the home features light-filled interiors, a generous west-facing deck, a spacious primary suite, and a lower level ideal for work, media, or recreation.

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05/29/2026

Late spring around town has a rhythm that I always appreciate, especially as the days stretch longer and life starts moving outside again. Lately, that has looked like evenings near the water, weekend walks with Cooper and Ruby, quality time with friends, and a cocktail-making class at Smith Tower that I would absolutely recommend if you’re looking for a fun Seattle outing. There’s something about this season that reminds me to slow down, look around, and enjoy the places and people that make life here feel so full.

And then there’s Ruby. I had forgotten how much work a puppy can be, but dogs have a way of bringing us back to what matters most. Her latest lesson? Even when something feels bigger than you, don’t back down. Go for it.

A pretty good reminder for the season, if you ask me!

05/22/2026

I’m getting ready for an upcoming camping trip, which means I’m already doing one of my favorite pre-trip rituals: mapping out the fun places to stop along the way.

If your summer plans take you east on Highway 2, this stretch from Everett to Wenatchee is such a good reminder that the drive can be part of the adventure. Yes, US 2 can be slow through Sultan and Gold Bar, and yes, cell service gets spotty as you climb toward Stevens Pass. But between the Skykomish River, Mount Index, roadside bakeries, quirky landmarks, and little mountain-town stops, it’s one of those routes that rewards you for not rushing.

A few stops worth keeping on your radar:

▪️ Sultan Bakery for breakfast sandwiches, baked goods, and a maple bar that’s hard to beat
▪️ Espresso Chalet near Index for Bigfoot kitsch, coffee, and views of Mount Index, Bridal Veil Falls, and the Skykomish Valley
▪️ Iron Goat Trail for a dose of Stevens Pass history and old railway remnants
▪️ Scenic Hot Springs if you plan ahead and book a reservation
▪️ The Alps Candy near Leavenworth for taffy, fudge, and Wenatchee River views
▪️ Pybus Public Market in Wenatchee for a final food-and-gift stop before your next leg of the trip

Weekend travel is always better when you leave room for the unexpected, and Highway 2 gives you plenty of reasons to pull over, stretch your legs, grab something good, and enjoy the ride.

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