The story
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A notable Madrona timepiece, offering exceptional space and privacy amid spectacular perennial gardens. This timbered, European farmhouse-style custom home was commissioned in 1927 by Charles Osner, a pillar of Gold Rush-era Old Seattle and proprietor of Merchants’ Café in Pioneer Square.The imaginatively redesigned 4,000 SF interior opens to approximately 1,300 SF of exterior living and dining space. A remarkably versatile floor plan accommodates multi-generational living, working, entertaining, and hosting, with a second owner’s suite on the main floor, dedicated workout room, wine room, expansive Ipe deck, and destination fire-pit. ADU/MLU potential to rent for $2500/month. Dramatic landscaping by award-winning Land Morphology surrounds the home. Ideally positioned equidistant from the Eastside bridges, just 3 miles from downtown Seattle and three level blocks from Madrona’s enchanting village amenities.
