This charming 1925 Craftsman bungalow has recently undergone an extensive renovation, with new plumbing, electrical, furnace, windows and roof. The main level features formal living and dining rooms, a bedroom with ample storage, a full bathroom and an updated kitchen with new cabinets, stainless appliances, quartz counter tops and a custom tile back-splash. A breakfast room and laundry area are adjacent to the kitchen. Two additional bedrooms with walk-in closets and another full bath are located upstairs. The property also has a large rear patio, a detached one car garage and an unfinished basement. NEIGHBORHOOD Located high above the Dome District, McKinley Hill is one of Tacoma's oldest and most diverse neighborhoods. The area was originally home to clerks and managers for the Northern Pacific Railroad, which terminated just down the hill. Further development was spurred at the turn of the last century by the construction of a street car line in 1905. Community pride still runs deep in McKinley Hill, which has experienced a resurgence in the past few years. A number of family owned shops and restaurants dot the neighborhood, and the community supports an annual Arts and Street Festival celebrating art, music and food. McKinley Hill provides easy access to the Tacoma Dome transit hub, making it an ideal option for commuters. The Dome, the Light Rail, the Glass Museum, America's Auto Museum and Freighthouse Square are all in close proximity.
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