10712 255th St E Graham, WA 98338

This sophisticated single story Contemporary features vaulted ceilings, newer bamboo strand floors, a three zone in-floor radiant heat system and on-demand hot water. The kitchen has been tastefully updated with stainless LG appliances, a wine cooler, a pantry and a breakfast bar with butcher block top. The kitchen is open to a casual dining area and family room with free standing propane stove and direct access to a large deck and yard, ideal for entertaining. The master suite includes an updated bathroom with two vanities, a shower with marble surround, seamless glass enclosure and a walk-in closet. The house offers two additional bedrooms, a second updated full bathroom and a home office.

Nicely sited at the end of a quiet road, this beautifully landscaped 3/4 acre property offers a welcome sense of privacy and retreat. The grounds include fruit trees, raised planting beds, a studio/shed with electricity, a lower deck for mountain viewing and an attached four car garage with RV parking. The unfinished daylight basement has its own roll-up garage door, allowing for additional indoor parking, and an enclosed shop with a dedicated air-handling and filtration system. With ample ceiling height, the basement could easily be converted into additional living space if desired. Additional property features include a four camera security and home automation system with keyless entry.

NEIGHBORHOOD
Graham is a rural community just south of Puyallup and east of Joint Base Lewis McChord (JBLM), approximately 20 miles from downtown Tacoma. Originally part of the traditional lands of the Nisqually and Puyallup tribes, the area was settled in the early 1900s by workers for the Cascade Timber Company, one of the first outfits to start harvesting timber in the area. Logging camps and mills soon followed, and a number of business were established in the area to support them, including a barbershop, a blacksmith, feed and supplies, an auto and tractor repair shop, a meat market, cold storage lockers, a tavern and a restaurant. As timber resources dwindled in the mid-1900s, residents began to commute out of the area for work. Graham remains a good option for people seeking a rural home life in commuting distance of Tacoma, Olympia and JBLM.