Built in 1933 for Enumclaw's David Gossard, this historic multigenerational home stands as the namesake of Gossard Street. A rare piece of regional heritage designed by prominent Washington architect Silas Nelson. Set on a verdant .62-acre west-facing lot, this five-bed, three and a half bathroom, 3,250 square feet home pairs historic craftsmanship with modern amenities. The main level features a private front den off the boxwood framed pathway, a bright dining room, and an expansive living room with a wood-burning fireplace and french door deck access. Hardwood cherry cabinets, a farmhouse enamel sink, and gorgeous flecked granite countertops round out the expansive chef's kitchen. A secluded primary suite features two closets and a remodeled bath with heated ceramic penny tile. Upstairs offers a cozy rec room, a remodeled 3/4 bath, and three additional bedrooms. Outside, the fully fenced, magazine-worthy grounds feature an artistic flowing garden layered with thousands of flowering plants, ornamental trees, a rose garden, vegetable plot, greenhouse, chicken coop, cedar toolshed, and a bountiful orchard with cherries, apples, plums, and pears. A private heated in-ground pool with water slide and space to lounge, a wisteria-encircled composite deck and winding flowerbeds round out the incredible backyard. Additional highlights include a detached garage with a finished studio and a half-bath, a brand-new 50-year roof, AC, double hung Marvin windows, oak, fir, and maple floors, front-yard sprinklers, EV hookup, new pool heater, and RV parking.