1916 Craftsman Home in Tacoma, Washington

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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.

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Home’s History

Built in 1916, this charming Craftsman home stands as a testament to the architectural elegance of its time.

Located in the heart of Tacoma, Washington, the home boasts classic Craftsman features like a prominent front porch with exposed rafters, decorative brackets, and a simple yet elegant design.

This historic gem offers a glimpse into Tacoma’s architectural heritage.

Its Current State

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This Craftsman home has been thoughtfully updated to provide modern comfort while preserving its historic charm.

All the major systems have been upgraded, including the electrical, plumbing, and roof.

Exterior Photos

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The house presents a charming facade with its warm beige siding accented by contrasting blue trim around the windows and eaves.

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A prominent feature is the front porch, supported by sturdy columns and adorned with decorative brackets, characteristic of the Craftsman style.

The roof is shingled, adding visual interest and completing the picture.

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Interior Photos

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Step inside and discover a home brimming with character.

Original hardwood floors grace the main level, while the formal dining room features a beautiful, original box-beam ceiling.

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With 1,808 finished square feet, the home offers ample living space.

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Two bedrooms are conveniently located on the main level, while upstairs you’ll find a spacious primary bedroom with large double closets and an ensuite bathroom.

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A bonus loft and extra storage provide ample space for personal belongings.

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Recent updates include a sewer line replacement in 2015, an on-demand hot water tank, and a newer HVAC system with a heat pump and air conditioning.

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