Restoration of this historic craftsman has been a labor of love over many years. Original details such as leaded glass, box beams, built ins and bench seats have all been carefully preserved while other elements were reimagined for modern living. This is a home you must see in person to truly appreciate! Extensive tilework is beautiful and functional, with radiant heat in the main floor and upstairs bathrooms. Well placed skylights offset our long Pacific Northwest winters, and ductless heat pumps regulate temperatures on sunnier days. Lots of possibilities with two bedrooms on the main floor plus two more upstairs. Lower level has extra finished space with a third bathroom, outside entrance and dreamy laundry room. Do not get too comfortable inside though – the fully fenced backyard and full-width covered porch are perfect spots to host friends or visit with your neighbors. Prior to the current owners, the home’s longest residents were Raymond and Olive Seward, who lived here from 1934 to 1990. Raymond founded the Physics department at nearby University of Puget Sound; Seward Hall is named after him and his wife. Incredibly convenient location, close to Proctor, the newly built Lowell Elementary and the Three Bridges District. Freeway access and waterfront are just down the hill in Old Town.