Set on a prominent corner in one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods, this 1939 Seattle colonial is a study in timeless elegance and quiet sophistication. At three thousand eight hundred square feet, it boasts four bedrooms, an office, a media room, and two bonus rooms. Formal living and dining rooms feature period details and beautifully refinished hardwood floors. The thoughtfully updated kitchen has new appliances and an expanded family room addition. Upstairs you will find the primary bedroom and attached bathroom along with three other bedrooms and a full bathroom. A series of significant improvements—including an engineer-designed seismic retrofit, a comprehensive electrical overhaul, and newly lined side sewers—bring peace of mind and make the home as solid as it is beautiful. Other updates include new lighting and refurbished vintage fixtures, new carpeting, and fresh interior and exterior paint. The finished lower level has a separate entrance leading to an office, a bathroom, multiple storage rooms, and a large bonus room that can serve as a guest room, media room, or an inspired creative retreat. Detached two-car garage and lots of free parking out front. The historic neighborhood is in the geographic center of Seattle, along a main bus route, and close to just about everything including the University of Washington, Capitol Hill, and Downtown. Best of all, the gardens, green lawns and children's playground of Roanoke Park are just outside your front door.