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

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What happened

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.

Key facts

  • 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.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Sat, 03 Oct 2026 20:20:00 UTC.

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