1015 Sequalish St
About this Property
Tucked into one of Steilacoom’s most sought-after neighborhoods, this versatile home offers charm, function, and a location that’s hard to beat. The lower-level ADU—with its own entrance—is ideal for multi-generational living or rental income potential. Upstairs, enjoy a peekaboo Sound view and west-facing sunsets from the expansive two-story deck, which opens onto a private, tree-lined yard. Inside, you'll find hardwood floors, large windows, two cozy fireplaces, and a beautifully updated kitchen. Central A/C keeps things comfortable year-round, and the attached two-car garage adds convenience. Just blocks from historic downtown Steilacoom and within the coveted Steilacoom Historic School District—this is one you won’t want to miss.
- Neighborhood: Steilacoom
- Price: $765,000
- Status: listed
- Address: 1015 Sequalish St
- Size: 2822 Sq. Ft
- Rooms: 5 bedrooms, 3 baths
1015 Sequalish St, Steilacoom
A Glance at the Neighborhood
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Executive Summary
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Blocks from the Steilacoom Ferry Terminal
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Walking distance to downtown Steilacoom.
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Located in the Steilacoom Historical School District.
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Close-knit community in a charming historic town.
More on the Neighborhood
Steilacoom, perched on the shores of Puget Sound, holds the distinction of being the state’s oldest incorporated town (established in 1854). Today, Steilacoom captivates with its preserved historic district—31 buildings recognized on the National Register of Historic Places—including the 1855 Catholic Church (the oldest standing Catholic structure in the state) and homes dating back to early settlement days. Visitors stroll its tree-lined streets, wander through the Historical Museum and Tribal Cultural Center, sip coffee at the vintage Bair Bistro, and take in waterfront sunsets from parks and ferry docks. With around 6,000 residents, a strong community spirit, and careful preservation efforts, Steilacoom offers a tranquil yet vibrant slice of Puget Sound history, beautifully bridging the past with modern-day living.
