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Your Furnished Home for Flexible Living
Furnished stays of 30 nights or more across Greater Seattle. For corporate stays, insurance housing, and relocation.
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Your Seattle home base
⌖ 15 Dravus Street, Seattle. A queen bed, private bathroom, and kitchen facilities. Choose the suite style that suits your stay. Near Adobe · Fremont, Tableau / Salesforce, Google · Fremont, the Fremont Bridge and Gas Works Park.
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Two ways to feel at home
Both collections offer furnished homes and local support for stays of 30 nights or longer.
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Plan your stay
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Treat the restoration estimate as a forecast, not a checkout date. Confirm the policy limit, current housing end date, notice deadline, evidence required for review, and who is responsible for supplying contractor, permit, or scope updates. Schedule that review before the furnished-home notice date—not after it.
Additional Living Expenses (ALE), also called loss-of-use coverage, may pay reasonable costs above a household’s normal living expenses when a covered loss makes the home uninhabitable. Limits, eligible expenses, documentation, and reimbursement timing vary by policy. The practical challenge is that demolition, inspections, permits, materials, and approvals rarely move on the same clock, so the next housing review should happen before the current approval expires.
Repair schedules can change after demolition, inspection, permitting, or material delivery. The temporary-home decision often arrives before the contractor can promise a final move-back date, so the household needs one current record of repair progress, housing notice dates, insurer review requirements, and the next decision point.
A temporary home works best when the repair timeline and next review date are treated as one plan.
Record the current end date, the housing notice requirement, who will provide repair evidence, and who can authorize additional time. A furnished provider can explain availability and extension terms, but only the carrier or policy documents can determine reimbursement.
Before you decide
Reporting and source notes
Policy terms and local conditions vary. The practical guidance above was checked against the official or established sources linked below; community posts were used only to identify the questions people are asking.
