A few blocks uphill from Mount Baker Beach, the owner of this cute 1925 house has been updating and remodeling it for the last 25 years, all without losing sight of the original Tudor Revival style. With new wiring, plumbing, sewer, furnace, air conditioning, roof, and even a one-year-old seismic retrofit, you won’t find many old-house problems here—but you will find plenty of old-house charm.
This place could fill up a Tudor Revival Bingo card in arches alone: The arched entryway has a fireplace with original, genuine Batchelder tile. An arch in the ceiling leads the way to the living and dining area, and a
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