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Owning
Mercer Island waterfront is a rewarding, fun and
sometimes challenging endeavor, simply because
Mercer Island has as many varieties of waterfront
properties, as there are individuals. The facts are,
that no two waterfront properties are exactly a
like, even when side by side. The unique topography
of the Island offers many different
sizes of waterfront properties which have varied views, slopes and
amenities having a direct effect on values. This
Guide to Mercer Island Waterfront offers answers to
many of the questions that come up about how the waterfront property can be used, and
how the differences of each property can effect
values.
For more specific information about a property,
please contact
Kathy Beckes, 206.618.2586.
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Questions you should ask when purchasing waterfront: |
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How many lineal feet of waterfront are there?
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Are there any water courses through the
property?
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How deep is the Water?
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What is the largest sized dock that can be
built?
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How large of a home can I build?
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Are there any easements that will restrict
building?
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What is the soil type?
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Will I have to build using pilings?
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What kind of shape is the bulkhead in?
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How far do I have to build back from the water?
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Does the lot get sun light?
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What is the slope of the lot?
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Where is the building envelope?
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How close are Utilities?
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Information on this site: |
- Current Mercer Island Waterfront Listings
- Questions to Ask when purchasing Waterfront,
see FAQ section.
- Aerial Views with Plat Maps of Mercer Island
Waterfronts.
- The Permit Process - who is involved in
approval for waterfront development.
- Docks, what is and is not allowed & why.
- Building set backs and how they are
determined.
- Links to the appropriate agencies and
departments that may be involved in waterfront
development.
- Frequently asked questions and answers
found under the FAQ tab .
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How to Use the Guide:
- Use the gold tabs above to navigate to the
information areas.
- To view sections of aerials & plat maps of
waterfront, refer to the mapped guide on the
left and click on section tabs below. The map is
sectioned off starting at the point Northwest of
the
I90 bridge, Faben Point, going clock wise around
the island.
The
content on this site is for information purposes
only.
For official answers contact the city, county
and governmental agencies.
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