Wickstrom Place Rowhomes
Nestled on a dead-end street, at the foot of a forested hillside, the Wickstrom Rowhomes are tucked just out of the way of the hustle and bustle of Alki. Only a short walk away from the beach, these homes offer a rare opportunity conveniently located near the amenities of the Alki neighborhood while providing identity, privacy, gathering places, and a luxury for the area, ample private parking.
Offered for sale in 2026, the four row homes were designed with clear, intrinsic goals. Rhodes Architecture + Light set out to create generous, visually engaging, well-organized, and well-built multi-family residences—spaces that offer a level of design quality not typically seen in this housing type. Open, welcoming entries and porches, front yards, exterior decks, and expansive rooftop “living rooms” complement the generous four-bedroom, three-bathroom layouts, providing comfortable and functional homes for families.
Each home’s reverse floor plan—bedrooms and bathrooms below, living/dining/kitchen above—creates an easy and natural connection from the main living spaces to the large rooftop decks, ideal for entertaining and taking in beautiful views of Alki Beach, Puget Sound, and the Olympic Mountains. In many townhomes, circulation is an afterthought; here, warm central wood screens and open stairs connect all three floors, allowing ample natural light to filter throughout the home. The decks extend daily living outdoors and strengthen the indoor–outdoor connection, opening the interiors to fresh air, neighborhood activity, and views—amenities too often overlooked in urban design and typical row houses.
The exteriors of Wickstrom Place are built from rich, high-quality, durable materials inspired by the culture and environment of the Pacific Northwest. Warm wood siding, complemented by colorful accents, creates four distinct homes. The selected materials were designed to endure—protecting against wind, rain, and the nearby marine climate. Interior amenities include two-car garages with ample storage, open floor plans, and expertly lit, bright spaces featuring simple, modern materials. Together, these elements form unique, well-crafted homes that promote community, connection, and wellness.