The previous owner, Dorothy, had lived in the house for 60, count ‘em, SIXTY years. Luckily for us, she did a marvelous job with maintenance (new roof, new windows) and somehow managed to keep 40 year old kitchen cabinets practically like new:
She left much of the Original Charm intact, such as the Original Charming 100 amp fuse box:
The Original (well, circa 1963) Charming Furnace:
Accompanied by, of course, The Original Charming Mercury Thermostat:
And last, but certainly not least, the Original Charming Clothesline, because the house has no dryer!
The house has 3 floors, the basement (If you look closely, you can see the backup clothesline in the basement to support our not-conducive-to-drying-anything-outside Seattle weather.):
Main floor,with the kitchen above, two bedrooms,and the one and only bathroom:
Can’t wait to shower with that plastic tile in the tub – hold me back - but it least it has hex tile on the floor
And the attic, featuring the timeless appeal of summer camp:
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