Beautifully renovated 100yr old craftsman home near Stadium District.

We loved our stay here. Great location and great house with lots of room and everything we needed.

We loved staying here ! The house was beautiful and plenty of room to host my family for christmas. We had everything we needed and more ! I would absolutely recommend!

5 stars. Very good place to stay for our family who gathered for a family memorial service. The home had everything we needed for a comfortable stay.

The house was in a great location and everything was pretty clean. Love the style of the house and all its functions. Was nice to come back to after being out and about. Will definitely stay again when we do another trip. Jared was also a great host!

Amazing property! Clean, well stocked with essentials, and plenty of room to stretch out and share a meal together. Charming and cozy. Beds were also super comfy!

Our group had a very enjoyable stay at this home. The property was spacious, comfortable, and well-suited for accommodating a larger group. There are a few areas that could benefit from improvement. Providing a guest closet would be particularly helpful, as we were visiting for a wedding and did not have a convenient place to hang dresses and formal attire. Due to ongoing construction in the surrounding area, we noticed a light layer of dust throughout the house. In addition, the guest and third-floor showers were missing curtain liners, which appears to be an easy oversight to correct. Overall, this is a lovely home with great potential, and with a few minor adjustments it would be even better for future guests.

The house and the hot tub—-AMAZING!!

The house was as advertised, but parking is difficult for large groups during the week because of the construction behind the building, which reduces the available parking lots. Additionally, no street parking is allowed from 9 to 5 on most roads surrounding the house.

Amazing family house This house offered a lovely stay for families who gathered in Tacoma for a memorial service. The 3rd floor proved to be a hideaway for young cousins. The large kitchen table was the preferred gathering place for adult siblings and spouses to talk well into the night or to enjoy morning coffee while the youngsters watched cartoons in the adjoining living room. Ideally close to many Tacoma dining spots and to the park which was great for walking excursions.