This stately 1900 Victorian is conveniently located between Old Town and the Stadium District, offering views of Commencement Bay. The main level features hardwood floors, a formal living room with gas fireplace, a half bath and an updated gourmet kitchen with quartz counters, a Viking range and stainless appliances. The kitchen and adjacent dining area open to a large view deck that's plumbed for a gas grill. Upstairs you'll find a large master suite with separate tub and shower, a second bedroom, a second full bathroom off the hall and a den with its own view balcony. Two additional bedrooms and another full bathroom are located on the lower level, along with a large laundry room and access to a carport and storage. The property also includes a fully fenced back yard with a patio area and a parking pad off the alley. NEIGHBORHOOD Tacoma's historic Stadium District is anchored by Stadium High School, an iconic Hewitt and Hewitt designed building that was originally slated to be a hotel. Construction began in 1891 but was halted by an economic downturn before completion in 1893. A fire damaged much of the structure in 1898, at which point the city of Tacoma decided to re-purpose the building. Stadium High School opened in 1906. The district that bears its name is located in close proximity to downtown Tacoma, Wright Park, the medical center and the waterfront. As one of Tacoma's oldest "suburbs", the Stadium District features some of the city's grandest residences. The neighborhood is also home to the Annie Wright School, the Tacoma Lawn and Tennis Club and a wide variety of shops and restaurants including Stadium Thriftway, Indo, the Reinhaus and Art House Cafe. Annual neighborhood events include the Dickens Festival and the Art & Wine Walk.
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