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Floating homes, as they actually look.
A quiet editorial set from Lake Union, the Ship Canal, and Westlake — the waters where Seattle's floating homes and houseboats actually live. Captions stay geographically honest.
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Lake Union — the water body at the center of Seattle's floating-home communities. -
Ship Canal moorage at W Ewing Place — docks with their own culture and rules. -
A houseboat along the Ship Canal — floating-on-water residence living with a liveaboard slip story. -
Westlake moorage — Lake Union's western docks, steps from the city grid. -
Lake Union Landing — slips where lease terms and float condition share the spotlight. -
The slip itself — sometimes the headline asset in a floating-home purchase. -
Eastlake floating home roof deck — Lake Union living with the city as backdrop. -
Dock life — neighbor proximity, shared boards, and the rhythm of the marina day. -
Tranquil Retreat — a Seattle houseboat from the brokerage's represented work. -
Seaweed — another face of Lake Union / Ship Canal floating living.
Want the story behind the docks? Read Lake Union Living, browse current listings, or open the houseboat & floating-home guide. Written lessons (no fake video embeds) live in the Lake Union Living library.
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