Bellevue is a compact riverside city of well kept older homes on narrow lots, many of them close to Fairfield Avenue.
Lot width is the defining constraint, and it rewards a deck designed for the space rather than scaled down from a bigger one.
A small deck that is properly proportioned to the house looks deliberate. A large design simply reduced looks cramped. Depth matters more than width here, because a deck too shallow for a table with chairs pulled back is unusable however wide it is.
On these widths you are near the property line on both sides. Screening one sightline, usually the one you actually sit facing, does far more than a taller fence and keeps the deck feeling open.
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Flexible financing options available through Hearth. Spread the cost of your deck or outdoor space over monthly payments instead of paying for the whole project up front.
Enough for a table with the chairs pushed back and someone walking behind them, which is more than most people estimate. We work it back from the furniture you plan to use at the site visit.
Yes, by screening the specific direction you sit facing rather than the whole perimeter. A slatted panel on one side is usually the whole answer.
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