1911 Craftsman Home in Washington with Brand New 2-Car Garage, New Open Loft, New Roof and Rec Room (With Home Plan)

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Mathew Abraham

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Mathew Abraham

Mathew Abraham, editor of Century Homes America, brings his passion for architectural history to explore the stories behind America’s most iconic homes.

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

This charming Northwest Spokane craftsman, built in the early 1900s, beautifully embodies historical architectural style with modern updates throughout. Located in Spokane, WA, this 2-story home features an innovative open loft upstairs, rare for its vintage, alongside 2 bedrooms, a bathroom, and multiple storage spaces. Recent renovations include a new roof, fully updated electrical and plumbing, a new 2-car garage, LVT and LVP flooring, fresh exterior paint, and an efficient woodstove. The corner lot offers privacy with shade trees, a covered porch, and patio. Priced at $415,000, this home blends character and contemporary comfort on a spacious plot with a finished basement, perfect for family living and entertaining.

Home Plan

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

Three-level historic home layout includes a variety of functional spaces. The first floor contains a primary bedroom, bath, living room, room labeled simply “Room,” and foyer, suggesting an entry point leading into social and private quarters. The second floor has a family room, hall, storage space, and a small additional room, indicating area for day-to-day living and storage needs. The third floor features a sitting room, bathroom, and bedroom, providing private relaxation zones. Spaces vary in size but are generally modest, likely maintaining the historical character with compact, efficient room arrangements connected by staircases.

Front Exterior

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A traditional American craftsman-style home with a steeply pitched roof and dormer windows. The exterior walls combine horizontal siding with shingle cladding in muted gray tones, accented by white trim along the eaves and porch columns. A covered front porch with black vertical supports invites outdoor seating. The front yard is expansive and neatly manicured with vibrant green grass bordered by stone edging around the porch. A tall white wooden fence extends from the house, partially enclosing the side yard. Mature trees provide shade and natural character to the property under a bright blue sky.

Backyard Patio Area

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

A sunlit backyard with a well-maintained green lawn surrounds a small concrete patio. The patio holds a wooden table and four modern outdoor chairs with light green seats and backs. A large, simple gray metal shed occupies the left side of the yard, peeking over the edges of a wooden privacy fence that encloses the space. On the right, a wooden deck with dark stained railings extends from the house, with a small stairway leading down to the lawn. Blue sky with scattered clouds and distant trees frame the private urban outdoor space.

Backyard and Patio Seating

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

A spacious backyard of a historic American home with a well-maintained green lawn dominates the scene. Two large mature trees stand prominently near the house, offering shade and character. The house’s exterior is painted in muted tones of gray with white trim, exhibiting classic Craftsman architectural elements like exposed rafter tails and decorative brackets under wide eaves. A small raised wooden porch with stairs leads to a side door, adjacent to a concrete patio containing a simple wooden dining table surrounded by bright green and white outdoor chairs. A flowerbed borders the concrete path, adding color and life to the peaceful outdoor space. Fencing encloses the yard, providing privacy while the clear blue sky overhead enhances the tranquil charm.

Backyard and Patio Area

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

The backyard is spacious with lush, well-maintained green grass covering the open space, providing a clean and inviting look. A concrete patio area adjacent to the house hosts a simple outdoor dining set with a wooden table and several chairs, perfect for casual gatherings. The house exterior is painted in muted gray tones with white trim accents, showcasing horizontal siding on the lower half and shingles on the upper gable. Architectural details include exposed brackets supporting the roof eaves and a raised back deck with wooden railings. Surrounding the yard is a wooden fence and a tall tree providing natural shade.

Backyard and Shed

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

A shaded backyard with two large trees casting shadows onto the uneven lawn and dirt patches stretches alongside the gray exterior of a historic house. The siding combines horizontal lap boards on the upper part with darker shingles below, accented by white trim around double-hung windows. A stone or gravel border runs along the house base, where firewood is stacked next to a covered outdoor grill. At the far end of the yard, a sizable gray metal shed with a white door stands adjacent to a wooden fence under a partly cloudy blue sky, reflecting a mix of natural and practical outdoor elements.

Backyard Patio Area

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

A quaint backyard patio area adjacent to a historic American home with light gray horizontal siding and white trim. The gable roof with dark shingles and decorative white brackets adds charm. A small raised wooden staircase and deck lead to a back door. The outdoor space includes a concrete patio with a wooden dining table and green chairs, perfect for gatherings. The yard is enclosed by a wooden fence, offering privacy. Mature trees cast dappled shadows on the grass and house, enhancing the serene, inviting atmosphere of this cozy outdoor setting.

Backyard and Exterior

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

The exterior of the home is clad in a combination of horizontal and shingle siding, painted in muted gray tones contrasted by crisp white trim around doors and windows. A small wooden deck with railings extends from the back door, leading down to a well-maintained grassy yard enclosed by a wooden fence. A large, mature tree stands to the left, providing natural shade. Outdoor furniture including a wooden table with green chairs is arranged on a concrete patio, offering an inviting space for gatherings. The roof has a steep pitch with visible gable ends, consistent with a historic American architectural style. The overall scene evokes a quiet, comfortable outdoor living area.

Front Porch and Yard

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

A charming historic American home with a gabled roof and a covered front porch. The house exterior is painted in soft gray tones with white trim, highlighting the traditional architectural details such as decorative brackets under the eaves and shingle siding in the gable. The front yard is spacious with green grass, bordered by a low stone-edged flowerbed featuring small purple flowers. A wooden fence encloses the side yard, adding privacy and complementing the natural setting. Tall, mature trees provide shade, while the clear blue sky enhances the welcoming and serene atmosphere.

Front Porch Seating Area

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

A spacious front porch painted in soft gray tones with white trim accents provides an inviting outdoor space. A wooden table with four matching chairs is arranged near the wall of the house, perfect for casual gatherings or morning coffee. The covered area is supported by sturdy square columns painted in a darker gray, adding visual depth. The porch floorboards run lengthwise, complementing the horizontal clapboard siding and decorative shingles along the lower half of the porch walls. A single simple lantern-style light fixture is mounted on the ceiling, enhancing the historic charm. The view extends to a quiet neighborhood street with neatly trimmed grass and scattered trees under a partly cloudy sky.

Living Room Seating Area

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

Two grey sofas with colorful geometric pillows face a simple wooden coffee table on warm wood flooring. Light cream walls surround the room, accented by white window and doorway trim reflecting classic architectural details. A stone-tiled fireplace with a black wood stove insert stands to the left, with candles adding a cozy touch. Large windows allow natural light to fill the space, illuminating a built-in bench seating niche in the adjoining area. Soft blue-patterned curtains and framed artwork above and beside the sofa soften the room’s clean, inviting, and slightly modern ambiance.

Living Room Fireplace Area

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

Neutral tones dominate the living area with light gray walls and wide wood plank flooring creating a warm, inviting atmosphere. A stone-tiled fireplace with a black insert is centered on the main wall, topped with a simple mantel holding minimal decor, including candles and framed artwork. Two gray sofas flank a dark wooden coffee table with metal legs, each sofa accented by colorful geometric pillows. White trim frames doorways leading to adjacent rooms, and a ceiling fan with light adds functionality. To the left, a rustic set of metal lockers adds an industrial touch near the staircase, balancing slender shelving seen near the kitchen doorway.

Kitchen and Dining Nook

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

This kitchen includes light wood cabinetry with simple black knobs, complemented by dark countertops that contrast with the cabinetry. A corner double sink is positioned beneath a large window that allows natural light, creating a bright workspace. The floor is patterned with blue and white geometric tiles that add character and a vintage touch. A small dining area adjacent to the kitchen has a wooden table accompanied by metal chairs, with a vivid blue sideboard and floating shelves on the wall. Yellow curtains with a floral design soften the window light and introduce warmth and color. The kitchen door leads outside, enhancing the airy, open feel of the space.

Kitchen with Patterned Floor

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

Light natural wood cabinetry contrasts with sleek black appliances including a refrigerator, stove, microwave, and dishwasher. The black granite countertops continue up as a short backsplash, complementing the appliances. The kitchen floor is a standout element with its blue and white geometric pattern, adding a vintage or farmhouse charm. The walls and ceiling are painted white, creating a bright and clean atmosphere. Modern track lighting with multiple fixtures runs along the ceiling, enhancing task lighting. Through the doorway, a glimpse of a cozy sitting area with light wood flooring is visible, tying the space together.

Kitchen Dining Area

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

The space combines a kitchen and dining nook with a bright, airy atmosphere enhanced by large windows dressed in mustard yellow curtains with blue and white floral patterns. Light wood cabinetry with glass-front doors lines one wall, paired with black granite countertops including a small island counter. The patterned blue and white tile floor adds a charming geometric element, contrasting with the simple white walls. A rustic wooden dining table accompanied by industrial-style metal chairs anchors the dining corner. A ceiling fan with wooden blades and classic light fixtures adds a functional yet traditional touch. Minimal wall art and a small blue cabinet keep the look fresh and uncluttered.

Kitchen and Dining Nook

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

Natural light fills the space from two windows dressed with vibrant yellow curtains patterned with birds and foliage, adding warmth and cheer. The floor is covered in blue and white geometrically patterned tiles, contributing a lively visual texture. Light wood cabinetry with black hardware provides ample storage and contrasts with the granite countertops in dark tones. A compact kitchen island doubles as a breakfast bar with two wooden stools. The rustic wooden dining table is paired with a single metal chair, blending traditional and industrial elements. Clean white walls and ceiling fan with dark blades complete the bright, airy kitchen.

Cozy Bedroom Corner

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

A bright bedroom arrangement with soft white walls and ceiling accented by simple crown molding. A bed with textured white bedding and several pillows anchors the composition. On either side of the bed sit two black lamps with red shades, highlighting the vintage red nightstand on the left. Opposite the bed stands a classic wooden dresser with detailed brass hardware, topped with a small framed mirror and a vase holding delicate white branches. Above the bed, a framed abstract artwork with warm neutral and bright colors creates a cheerful focal point. The wood floor adds warmth and complements the traditional furnishings while a high horizontal window allows natural light to softly illuminate the space.

Bathroom Vanity and Shower

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

A compact bathroom with a pedestal sink beneath an oval, silver-framed mirror. Above the mirror, a brushed metal triple light fixture softly illuminates the space. Walls are painted neutral light gray, complementing the beige-tiled walk-in shower with a mosaic accent border running horizontally. The shower includes two small built-in corner shelves. Flooring consists of small square mosaic tiles in earth tones, matching the shower’s tile palette. A small, vintage-style wooden cabinet with louvered doors in muted sage green offers subtle storage next to the sink, while a wooden slatted bench sits by the window, contributing natural warmth and texture.

Living Room Details

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

This cozy living room is characterized by a wood frame futon with a gray cushion, placed atop a richly patterned red and blue Persian-style rug. The floor consists of polished dark wood planks with natural grain, complementing the warm wooden window trim and baseboards. A bold, exposed brick column creates a rustic focal point amid soft white walls and ceiling. Large windows let in natural light and offer views of leafy trees. A corner seating area features a brown recliner and percussion instruments, adding an eclectic, relaxed vibe. Art prints and framed pictures adorn the walls.

Children’s Bedroom

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Bright and cozy children’s bedroom with a neutral color palette dominated by soft gray walls and beige carpeting. A large, square window framed in natural wood allows abundant daylight to flood the room, with gray curtains on a metal rod enhancing the bright ambiance. A natural wood bunk bed stands adjacent to a white, minimalist chest of drawers. Beside the bunk bed, a vibrant red bean bag adds a playful pop of color and comfort. A small wooden chair and desk tuck neatly into the corner beside the window, creating a functional study area within this compact attic-like room, characterized by sloped ceilings and simple, clean-lined furnishings.

Bathroom with Laundry

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

Soft pastel green walls and white trim set a calm tone in this multi-functional bathroom and laundry room. A white washing machine and dryer sit beneath a window, allowing natural light to softly illuminate the space. Adjacent to the laundry appliances, a beige countertop with a built-in sink and brushed nickel faucet offers utility against wooden cabinetry. The floor is tiled in small square mosaics, extending into a shower area concealed by a white curtain with a subtle chevron pattern. Open wire shelving on the wall provides practical storage, while a light fixture above the mirror adds gentle illumination.

Bedroom with Window View

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

A cozy bedroom combines rustic and simple elements, with walls painted a soft white. A large window trimmed with natural wood reveals an outside view of trees and neighboring houses, inviting natural light. The ceiling slopes slightly, adding character to the space. A single bed with a wooden frame is covered in a red and black checkered blanket, accompanied by neutral pillows. The floor is carpeted in a warm beige tone. A black dresser with circular drawer handles stands against the far wall, topped by a red lampshade and books. A guitar hangs on the wall near the white door, framed in matching wood trim.

Music Room Details

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

Cozy music room with beige carpeting complements walls painted in soft white, lending a bright and clean atmosphere. A turquoise upholstered chair faces a small, colorful coffee table with a vivid abstract pattern. The room includes a classic wooden roll-top desk accompanied by a black swivel chair, anchoring the space with vintage charm. A drum set on a black rug occupies one corner, suggesting this is a creative practice space. Alongside the desk is a blue media console holding a flat-screen TV, record player, and speakers. A wooden guitar rests near a rustic open shelving unit beside a white sliding barn door, leading to a well-organized utility or storage area. Framed artwork above the desk and media console adds subtle decorative interest without overwhelming the space.

Basement Music Nook

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

The space has beige carpeting and soft white walls accented by recessed ceiling lights, creating a calm, well-lit area. A white barn-style sliding door adds a modern, rustic touch near the stairwell with a simple white railing. Furnishings include two teal upholstered chairs with wooden legs and a decorative small coffee table with a colorful, mottled top. A drum kit sits on a dark rug in the corner, along with an oak roll-top desk and a blue TV stand holding electronics, blending casual comfort with musical functionality in a compact, multipurpose basement room.

Workshop Nook

Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group

A compact workshop nook with a long, rustic wooden workbench running along one wall, showing signs of wear. Above it, a white shelf holds various supplies, including boxes and paper towels. A blue pegboard is mounted on the back wall, neatly organizing an array of hand tools such as screwdrivers, pliers, a drill, and tape measures. Below the workbench, buckets, bags, and toolcases are stored. To the right, cleaning tools including a broom and dustpan rest against the wall, which also contains a window ledge featuring small decorative items. The walls and ceiling are painted white, complementing the natural wood floor, creating a clean, utilitarian aesthetic.

Listing Agent: Erik Dordal of Windermere City Group via Zillow 

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