Real Estate

Live In 1950s Bellevue In Vintage Mid-Century Home

Before light rail, I-405, and skyscrapers downtown, Bellevue was a sleepy suburb. Take a look inside a slice of the city's past.

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This 1956 Lake Hills home can be yours for $645,000. (Realtor.com)
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This 1956 Lake Hills home can be yours for $645,000. (Realtor.com)
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This 1956 Lake Hills home can be yours for $645,000. (Realtor.com)

BELLEVUE, WA — Time-travel back to 1956, when just under 10,000 people lived in Bellevue and a home in the Lake Hills neighborhood probably felt more like a home in the country.

It's not the largest home in town, nor does it have the newest bells and whistles — but this is vintage Bellevue at its best. Check out the details:

This listing originally appeared on realtor.com. For more information and photos, click here.

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