Step into a world where history intertwines with a timeless purposefulness. This remarkable house, lovingly restored, beckons you to discover the reasons behind that timelessness. Start with its underpinnings, the foundation upon which that timelessness begins by exploring its crawlspace. Wander about the main level, and notice the seamless transitions from kitchen to living area, to both indoor and outdoor dining. Make note of the oversized pantry, a smooth extension of the kitchen with adequate room for both a refrigerator and freezer. Observe the uncluttered simplicity of its linear lines, displayed in all its fluted window and door casements, and know the house is built for the abuse of everyday living. Ascend to the restored upstairs bedrooms on an old-growth Douglas fir staircase, and wander about on flooring original to the house since its conception. Check out the bathrooms with never-out-of-style clawfoot tubs. Imagine relaxing in its embrace as you gaze out the adjacent window into the distance past the breeze causing gentle sway of the surrounding treetops, possibly contemplating all things in life. For the very adventurous among you find a ladder and lift the access panels to the attics of this house. Be comforted knowing the attics and the crawlspace of this 122-year-old home will allow you to keep this house updated with your particular needs a way into the future, know that these are hidden features not usually considered but of considerable importance in today's fast-paced ever-changing world. Outside is a full-service RV pad for the visiting in-laws, a curtain drain around the complete house to keep water and plants away from its foundations, and many mature trees to sit in the shade of with your do goods in hand enjoying the cooling waft of the river breezes. Embrace the heritage of this 1901 masterpiece, where tranquility awaits amidst the occasional melodies of passing trains. Welcome to a home that invites you to become part of its legacy.