Historic view home features 4 bedrooms and 1.5 baths. This home is listed on the Tacoma Register of Historic Places. Built in 1906, the American Four Square was designed by noted architect John Proctor for Albert and Rosella Tozer. This home has spacious living areas with original millwork and fixtures, a gas fireplace, mature gardens and an enclosed backyard, a garage, and shared laundry. Upstairs features partial views of the Puget Sound, Olympic Mountain Range, and a peekaboo of Mt. Rainier, making for stunning sunrises and sunsets.

Set in Tacoma's beloved Historic North Slope, the home is moments from schools, grocery stores, restaurants, parks, the waterfront, public transit, and the hospital. Walk or bike to 6th Ave, the Stadium District, and Wright Park, or take a short drive to Old Town, Proctor, the new Point Ruston development, and Point Defiance Park. Scenic walking and biking routes are right outside your door.

Please note: This is Unit A of a two-unit home; a separate basement unit is occupied by other tenants. Laundry is shared between units.