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Open House Sunday, 10 to Noon

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$145,000

STUDIO

1 BATH

519 SQFT

301 N TACOMA AVE #106, TACOMA

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The Open House:

This Sunday, December 10th from 10 am - 12 pm, I'm opening up my new listing for anyone to take a look and get an in-person feel for the character, size, location, and charm.  Come see me this Sunday, take a tour, ask questions, and get a closer look!

The Condo:

Found on the 1st floor of the The Dorothy (honored to be on the Tacoma Register of Historic Places), this tiny home provides ease surprising for its size. From the complete kitchen, to the full bath, numerous closets, and stacked washer/dryer, this well-appointed studio has it all. Finished with oak floors, honeycomb tile, coved ceilings, and original unpainted woodwork, the rooms are classically stylish. 

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The Neighborhood:

Between Downtown and the North End, The Dorothy is part of Stadium, one of Tacoma's most walkable neighborhoods! Thinking of going out? This condo is just one block away from the Indo Street Eatery, Shake Shake, Shake, and the Art House Cafe. One more block and there's breakfast at The Harvester, or a pint at The Copper Door.

Head up 1st Ave and find locally owned and operated Stadium Thriftway as well as The Rhein Haus for beer, brats, bocce ball, and platters of schnitzel. There's coffee at Tully's just 2 blocks from home, or walk a bit further in the fresh air (.3 miles to be precise) for a fresh brew at Cosmonaut Coffee across from Wright Park.

Yes, Wright Park is that close by. If you don't already know it, you want to. It's a 27 acre park filled with hundreds of trees, a spray park, a conservatory, lawn bowling, blossoms, a pond with a fountain, swimming birds and singing birds, and stately statues at either end. Tacoma loves Wright Park!
photos in this section from @metroparkstacoma, @arthousecafe, and @indostreeteatery

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