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Garth Stein’s restored Seattle ‘forever house’ lists for $2.45 million

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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 as their youngest child heads to college.

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