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Perched atop a double corner lot on the south-facing slope of Queen Anne, this 1905 masterpiece is one of Seattle's rare Mission Style landmarks, offering a rich tapestry of history and unparalleled construction quality. Commissioned by the lumber baron John Brace, this architectural jewel was crafted with old-growth timber from Brace's own lumber mill, ensuring a legacy of extraordinary craftsmanship. Its significance is underscored by its 1980 recognition as a Seattle Historic Landmark, and its storied past includes a tenure as the French Consulate.

The estate presents a grandeur scale of formal living spaces designed for sophisticated entertaining, complemented by views of the Space Needle. The residence is adorned with six fireplaces, adding warmth and ambiance to its distinguished interiors, including gorgeous coffered ceilings and expansive formal areas. The home's versatile layout includes a bedroom level with five bedrooms, upper level bonus room, and lower level guest suite. Covered front porch; top-of-the-line appliances; fiber optic internet; ample off-street parking; detached 1-car garage. This landmark home captivates with its architectural beauty— all in an unbeatable location close to dining, shopping, and entertainment.

DETAILS

Bedrooms: 6
Bathrooms: 5.25
Year Built: 1905
Square Feet: 7,413
Lot Size: 10,200 sq ft
Garage: Detached 1-Car
Taxes: $36,084 (KCR 2023)
NWMLS#: 2224623

OFFERED AT $3,950,000

170 PROSPECT STREET, SEATTLE, WA 98109