{p}With Edith Macefield, the little, old woman whose house was surrounded by a mini-mall after she refused to sell to developers, becoming a posthumous folk hero in her Ballard neighborhood, the ...

In 2006, 84-year-old Edith Macefield made international headlines when she turned down a million-dollar offer from developers to bulldoze her house so they could build a new shopping center called ...

The notice of sale indicates the property had debt that totaled $185,956.04, as of Dec. 4, 2014. The Edith Macefield house is seen in Seattle, Oct. 10, 2014.

Edith Macefield's house in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood. Macefield got attention for refusing to sell to developers, who then built around her. Author: Glenn Farley (WTSP) Published: 11:13 AM ...

Edith Macefield's house 108 year old house, as construction of the Ballard Blocks went up all around it. The house has since been stripped of it's siding and looks dilapidated.

OK, Seattle, that’s it. We’ve now pushed the story of Edith Macefield way too far. The other night I was watching TV, flipping back and forth between a cable news shoutfest and a Mariners game ...

Famous worldwide, Edith Macefield's Ballard house may be heading to a new home. The house gained attention in 2006 when owner and resident Macefield refused to sell to surrounding developers ...

In fact, it is unclear whether anyone other than its author has ever read Where Yesterday Began. Ms. Macefield paid to have her novel published in 1994, under the pen name Domilini.

OK, Seattle, that’s it. We’ve now pushed the story of Edith Macefield way too far. The other night I was watching TV, flipping back and forth between a cable news shoutfest and a Mariners game ...

Edith Macefield lived in the two-bedroom, 1,050-square-foot home, and rejected a $1 million offer to sell to developers in 2008, as new developments were being built around her home at 1438 NW ...

The home’s owner, an elderly woman named Edith Macefield, stood her ground and turned down a reported offer of $1 million from developers, becoming a local hero.

Outside Edith Macefield's former house, also known as the 'Up' house. People have associated the house with the Pixar movie 'Up,' which follows a similar narrative of an elderly man who refuses to ...