Bored with most of the houses listed for sale in Seattle? Try this one in West Seattle.

The Seattle Department of Engineering erected the brick building, 424 S.W. Kenyon St., in 1936 to house a system that pumped water from the Duwamish River up to the reservoir.

It has since been renovated into a three-story home, with three bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 16-foot ceilings, granite and marble floors, exposed ducts and steel beams, custom railings, a family room and an updated kitchen. The 10,500-square-foot lot also includes a huge workshop and garage, and a shipping container converted into a storage space.

It’s listed for $850,000.

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