The story
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Behind a gated entry in Tacoma's Stadium District, this 1941 residence offers 4,300 square feet and something rare for the neighborhood: an attached garage with direct interior access from the main house. No alley parking, no dashing through the rain. Inside, original craftsmanship greets you at the door with a sweeping curved staircase, warm hardwoods and architectural details that simply are not built anymore. Well cared for and move-in ready today. Two of the four bedrooms sit on the main floor, which opens up real flexibility for guests, a home office or main-level living. Downstairs, the fully finished lower level includes a second full kitchen, creating genuine possibilities for multigenerational living, extended family stays, a private guest suite or entertaining with room to spread out.Outside, mature trees and a fenced, level lawn give you privacy and usable outdoor space, with a patio and deck made for summer evenings. Uncommon on an in-city lot. There is a story here too. The home was once owned by Vito Cuttone, a central figure in Tacoma's Prohibition-era history, and that connection is part of what makes this house memorable. Parks, restaurants, neighborhood shops, Stadium Bowl and transit are all an easy walk away, with downtown Tacoma and the waterfront minutes out. Space, security, flexibility and character, in one of Tacoma's most beloved neighborhoods.
