Listing courtesy of Better Properties N. Proctor.
A true North Tacoma landmark, this remarkable 1913 home crafted by a renowned Tacoma Master Mason with distinctive hollow brick, this timeless residence seamlessly blends enduring craftsmanship with modern updates. Since 2013, the home has undergone extensive improvements including updated electrical w/ new panel, new plumbing, redesigned kitchen, remodeled bathrooms, new lighting, and the creation of a spacious primary suite with a private ¾ bath and walk-in closet. Mini-split heating and air conditioning on the second and third floors provide year-round comfort. You'll find top-nailed oak and fir floors, pocket doors, original built-ins, bookcases, window seats, buffet and china hutch, complemented by a beautifully updated kitchen featuring granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, farmhouse sink, pantry, tile flooring, and custom cabinetry. Large windows fill the home with natural light. The flexible floor plan offers four bedrooms on the second floor, including an ideal home office, plus an incredible finished third-floor bonus room-perfect as a media room, playroom, studio, or retreat—with abundant built-in storage. The spacious basement includes a bathroom, generous storage, tall ceilings, and excellent potential for a future guest suite or additional dwelling unit. Outside, the former carriage house/garage offers additional storage for bikes, outdoor gear, and hobbies. Ideally located in Tacoma's desirable North End just moments from Proctor and Point Ruston.
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