Listed on the local and national historic registers, this stately Colonial Revival was designed in 1891 by noted architects Pickles and Sutton and purchased in 1907 by Tacoma philanthropist Franke Tobey Jones. Jones hired renowned architect Ambrose Russell to expand and refine the home. Features include gracious formal living spaces, original mill work and oak floors, five fireplaces, vintage fixtures, updated plumbing and electrical and an updated eat-in kitchen. A primary suite is located on the second floor along with four secondary bedrooms, a hall bathroom and a rooftop deck. The former servant quarters on the third floor includes three additional bedrooms and storage. Commencement Bay views can be enjoyed throughout the home.

This stately Shingle Style home offers dramatic views of Commencement Bay and the Cascades. Interior features include maple floors, original mahogany doors and trim, newer windows and Moderne design elements. The entry hall is flanked by a formal living room with wood burning fireplace and formal dining room with direct access to a view deck. The updated gourmet kitchen is open to a family room with gas fireplace and access to a rear patio. Three bedrooms and two bathrooms are located upstairs, including a primary bedroom with water views, a walk-in closet and direct access to a roof top deck. A fourth bedroom, full bathroom, laundry and storage are located on the lower level. The property also includes a detached two car garage.

This charming 1895 Victorian is nicely sited above the street, offering a welcome sense of privacy just blocks from Proctor shops and restaurants. Features include spacious living and dining rooms, original mill work, fir floors and newer windows. The eat-in kitchen has been updated with granite counters and stainless appliances. A half bath and laundry round out the entry level. Three bedrooms are located on the second floor along with an updated full bathroom with dual pedestal sinks and a tub/shower. The fourth bedroom is located on the third floor and could easily be used as a family room. The property also includes a fully fenced yard with mature landscaping, a sprinkler system, a stone patio and a one car parking pad off the alley.

Offering easy access to the University of Puget Sound and 6th Avenue shops, restaurants and bars, this charming 1928 bungalow features original hardwood and fir floors, a wood burning fireplace (currently covered but easily re-opened), newer dual pane windows and a forced air furnace. The living room and dining room have coved ceilings, and the kitchen has newer stainless appliances. Two bedrooms and a full bathroom with tub/shower are located on the entry level. A third bedroom and a sitting area/office are located upstairs. The unfinished basement includes a one car garage, laundry and storage with ample ceiling height for future expansion. The property also includes a fenced yard.