Fredrick Anhalt is a renowned designer and builder of the Tudor style who left a lasting mark on Seattle during the 1920s and early 1930s. The Seattle Times listed him as one of the one hundred fifty most influential people in Seattle's history. At seven hundred twenty Belmont Avenue East, his talents excel as he was building this unit for himself and family. It is the jewel in his crown with nothing held back during creation. A Tudor-style brick manor house on a livable scale, at just over two thousand one hundred plus square feet. Putter away in your own private garden space. Lounge on the patio and enjoy a cup of coffee. The spacious living room with wide plank floors, timber beamed ceiling, leaded glass windows and an impressive fireplace. The dining room's cherrywood ship's paneling glistens in the sunlight, leaded glass windows overlook the garden. The updated kitchen with cherry cabinetry, granite counters and stainless-steel appliances. A comfortable main floor office space. The grand open staircase leads to the second floor's three bedrooms. The large primary bedroom with cathedral ceilings, wood-burning fireplace, French doors lead out to a small balcony. Large one-car garage parking with additional room for a scooter, plus storage. Great location in the Harvard-Belmont neighborhood. Just a few blocks to Broadway's shops, restaurants, groceries, bars and coffee houses. A convenient commute to downtown Seattle, South Lake Union, Light Rail, the Eastside and SeaTac airport.