Welcome to Mizuki-“beautiful moon.” A 1928 Rose City Park Tudor where craftsmanship and light meet in quiet balance. Step through the persimmon-orange door and the glow takes over. Oak floors, arched fireplace, built-ins, custom woodwork, and Arts & Crafts sconces-details that ask you to slow down. The main floor flows in a soft circle. Kitchen, dining, and living spaces made for togetherness. Bedrooms tucked away and turned toward the garden. The upstairs bedroom is all eaves and sky. Vaulted ceilings, built-in storage, corners draped in light. It's a room that holds you without asking for anything back.Lower level suite with separate entrance and onsen-inspired bath-soaking tub, walk-in shower with Ann Sacks stone tile. Wood accents call nature in for daily rituals. Steam, stone, warmth. Step out back and you're in the garden. Fern, stone, low pines, a willow draped with gold in fall. It's a landscape only time can create; a harmony tuned by years. Set in Rose City Park on a tree-lined street where neighbors wave hello. Let the dogs run wild at Normandale Park. Weekend brunch at New Deal Cafe. Hollywood Theater date nights. Produce and flowers from the farmer's market. Routines that stitch a neighborhood together. Grant High. Laurelhurst Elementary.Milgard windows. Newer furnace, hot water heater, gutters, and electrical panel. Fresh interior paint. A detached garage for bikes, tools, projects. Mizuki means beautiful moon-light that shifts from east to west. A home designed with intention, poised for its next phase. [Home Energy Score = 3. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10242279]