Cheerful and sheltered front porch entrance into open living and dining space.
Listed $350,000/Sold $356,000
3 beds
2.5 bath
1,866 sqft
3407 Oakmont St NE, Tacoma
Comfort awaits in this open, lovingly maintained modern rambler. A groomed front yard welcomes you to the vaulted ceiling living and dining space. This is open concept living. The hardwood floor kitchen with island counter and plenty of cabinets overlooks the living area. Sliding doors take you out onto the deck in the private, fully-fenced backyard.
The master suite is built for relaxing; features include a walk-in closet, and a 5-piece bathroom lit by huge windows curving over the tiled-in jetted tub. A separate shower, his and hers sinks, and large mirrors make this bathroom as functional as it is beautiful.
The rambler is set in an established neighborhood surrounding the North Shore Golf Course. Only 8 miles from downtown Tacoma, and 30 miles from Seattle, the location gives residents plenty of options. It's easy to get out to enjoy the unique landscape of the Puget Sound from this home by visiting nearby parks like Brown's Point Lighthouse Park, or Dash Point State Park which offers beach access, picnic shelters, and miles of trails. Federal Way Commons is also close by for a variety of shopping and dining!
Spacious vaulted ceiling living and dining.
Wonderful storage, hardwood floors, and great countertops in the kitchen.
Master bath features gorgeous light over the jetted tub.
His and hers sinks, ample storage, and easy to maintain floors.
Fully-fenced backyard with deck and a nice lawn.
Garage is clean and provides shelves to keep things organized.
A home with a brand new roof surrounded by fragrant roses and blossoming trees stands on a corner lot in Tacoma’s South End. In the living room a bay window fills with light for plants and an electric fireplace gives a warm glow. Cook with gas in the eat-in kitchen with a box window for herbs and find ample storage in the basement. The fenced yard holds garden beds and lawn space. Lilacs, iris and hydrangea border the deck perfect for outdoor meals and a magnolia shades the side yard. A paved path leads to the detached, 2-car garage with an adjoining workshop. Updates include a new tub surround, fresh exterior paint in 2023 and the new roof. Enjoy this location close to parks, cafes and schools and just blocks from groceries and a library.
Just minutes from downtown Puyallup and the Sounder train, this fully renovated home is better than new. Extensive updates starting in 2024 include a new roof, interior and exterior paint, all new appliances, flooring, trim, solid Craftsman-style doors, a complete kitchen renovation and more. The eat-in kitchen features quartz counters, soft-close cabinets, an induction stove and a coffee bar with a beverage cooler. Sit by the gas fireplace in the vaulted ceiling living room, read by the bay window and take the open staircase to the bedrooms above. Settle in the primary suite with its private bath and walk-in closet. Host parties beside the honeysuckle trellis on the deck in the big, fenced yard where lilacs, dogwood and a green lawn grow.
Reach the farmers’ market in 5 minutes and Point Defiance in 6 from this West Tacoma home between Proctor and Ruston. New solid white oak hardwood floors lead from the entry throughout the upper level, from the gas fireplace in the living room into the primary suite with its private ¾ bath. Head to the deck from the eat-in kitchen or the primary for afternoon sunlight. Downstairs a front window brightens the spacious art studio/family room and a 2nd suite gives guests the comfort of a private bath. Other updates include mini-split units for heating and A/C, electrical panel, lighting, a washer-dryer set and white oak stairs. Young fruit trees grow in the fenced yard with a big storage shed. Park and set up a workshop in the 2-car garage.
In Tacoma’s Old Town, midway up the slope from the shore, stands this 1940s home full of potential for a new era. Views extend across Commencement Bay to Browns Point—with vision, work and renovation investments it could be restored to an ideal North End retreat. Covered by a 2022 roof, with original hardwood floors intact, features include a large lot, fenced side yard, attached garage and a view deck. The partially finished daylight basement offers a ¾ bath, laundry area and a rec room with a sliding door to the patio. Mature dogwoods, rhodies and a magnolia provide privacy and shade. Set 1.5 miles from Proctor markets and just blocks from the Ruston Way Waterfront, Old Town Dock, a sandy beach, schools, cafes, parks, and annual festivals.
It’s good to be home when home means comfort covered by a brand new roof, when it brings together a big, fenced yard and all the room you need for resting, cooking and living. Sunlight fills the picture window in the living room with a wood burning fireplace and the primary suite offers privacy with its own ¾ bath. Open the sliding door from the eat-in kitchen for coffee and a snack on the deck. Set up an office and enjoy the downstairs living room and ½ bath. Spring 2025 updates include a freshly painted interior, new flooring in the kitchen and in 2 baths, plus a new tub surround. Complete with a 2-car garage, tool shed, spring rhodies, summer plums and evergreens all year. Reach South Hill groceries, shops and schools in just 5 minutes.
Remarkably well-tended and extensively updated, this mid-century home is like a treehouse in a park of blooming rhodies and sculptural pine. The picture window in the fireside living room frames Mt Rainier and sliding doors open to the wraparound deck. Improvements since 2022 are too many to list, but notable ones include a new roof, skylights and windows, solar power, a full kitchen renovation, refinished hardwoods and bathroom updates. Settle into the main floor primary suite with a private ¾ bath and slider to the deck. Head to the daylight basement with its big living space, ½ bath and laundry. Spend afternoons on the patio in the fenced back yard. Visit Chambers Bay and nearby Fircrest, then park in the 2-car garage when you get home.
Traditional design and updated comforts balance each other in this Eastside home. Updates include 2024 interior paint, kitchen and bath upgrades; paved paths, patio and exterior paint in 2023; ductless heating and a/c in 2021. The practical layout includes 2 beds and 1 bath on both the main and 2nd floor with hardwoods throughout. The fireside living room where sunlight fills the south window is the heart of the home, but all 3 levels offer value. Soak in the long tub upstairs, set up a basement gym and don’t miss the 2nd fireplace. A 2-car garage stands in the fenced back yard perfect for parties with its covered patio and hot tub pad. A lawn and paved front drive welcome you home. Near parks, groceries and McKinley with easy I-5 access.
Warmth and character on over a ¼ acre, an updated daylight basement and a big deck all belong to this classic 1960s rambler. You’ll feel it right away—original oak floors and a solid wood mantel over the gas fireplace show you—this home has good bones. The practical design provides 2 beds and a bath on each floor with plenty of closets. Open the slider from the dining room to the deck for summer meals and take the stairs to the back yard. Have game nights down in the rec room with a 2nd fireplace, all new flooring and a sliding door to the patio. Park in the garage, keep tools in the shed, start seeds in the greenhouse and look forward to peonies and roses. Near schools, groceries, parks and pubs, with easy access to Olympia and Tumwater.
This home’s distinctive gables, decorative shingles, French doors and bay window retain the charm of its Victorian era while amenities like a primary suite with a private bath bring it into the 21st century. Following many 2017 updates—like a new roof—these homeowners continued with improvements including efficient ductless A/C and heating, new interior stairs, new fencing, a storage shed, patio cover and landscaping. With 4 bedrooms, a full bath on both floors and a main floor laundry, this home offers practical comfort. Open the back door to the private patio, plant herbs in the raised beds and watch for figs this summer. Join the community at Wright Park and the People’s Center, support local cafes and catch a ride on the light rail.
Built in 1904, the Tweeden House in Tacoma’s Historic Wedge District carries the legacy of that era’s enduring craftsmanship. Washington-grown hemlock millwork rises from baseboard to board-and-batten paneling to beamed herringbone ceilings. A river rock fireplace and open staircase define the entry while a 2nd stone fireplace with a new gas insert warms the den. Designed for comfort and entertaining, the main floor includes an updated kitchen where light fills the west windows into the evening. Find a spacious primary, baths on all 3 floors, a garage, fenced back yard, solar power and valuable updates for modern living. Enjoy the community from the wraparound porch, catch the light rail and easily reach parks, schools, markets and cafes.

