Rare opportunity to own a historic Andrew Willatsen designed home. The house was designed by Andrew Willatsen, a famous architect who came to Seattle after studying with Frank Lloyd Wright. He designed a half dozen homes on Queen Anne and this is one of them. The house was built in 1921 by Tracy Strong, whose family was prominent in Seattle at that time. The property was later owned by the Copeland family of Copeland Lumber. This home has been restored with attention to details by the current owners, while modernizing all the systems. This home is beautifully designed to provide living spaces which are both intimate and spacious enough to accommodate a very large social event. This home features 3 bedrooms & 2 full baths upstairs, including a spacious master suite which offers both sleeping and sitting areas, large walk-in closet, attached bath with shower, double sinks, and separate Jacuzzi tub. Both baths are fitted with heated floors, the family bath utilizing the original tub with period tile surround. The main floor has formal living room, den, powder room, walk-in pantry, kitchen with breakfast nook, formal dining room, and formal entry. The lower level features large family room, bonus room, fourth bedroom & full bath (again with period tile, claw foot tub, and heated floor). There are wonderful views of Lake Union, Capitol Hill, and on a clear day the mountains from Mt Baker to Rainier, as well as downtown. The yard is large by Queen Anne standards, beautifully landscaped, and the house sits approximately 12 ft above street level. The backyard is a nice sized square lawn. The following systems have been updated: wiring, heating, lighting, water & sewer lines, and plumbing. The results of this extensive renovation have made this a beautiful, historical and unique property!
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