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Restoration of 608 E. Belmont Street Queen Anne

Summary

A long-neglected 120-plus-year-old Queen Anne home — stripped of ten layers of old siding and riddled with mold and improper windows — gets a full exterior restoration approved. The owner is keeping historic character on a budget, using Hardi siding and locally made composite fretwork.

At a glance

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Last discussed Jul 30, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

A major private renovation investment that removes a deteriorated eyesore from the Old East Hill Preservation District.

✅Who benefits

The owner gets a livable, historically faithful home; the neighborhood gets a restored contributing house instead of a demolition candidate.

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