(253) 302-4847  ·  Tacoma      (253) 844-4289  ·  Lakewood

Sold on August 13, 2024

Brown's Point Charmer

508 Ton A Wan Da Avenue NE  ·  Tacoma, WA

$499,950
$485,000
3 Bed
1 Bath
960 Sq Ft

Listing by NWMLS / Windermere Abode

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Brown’s Point rambler ALERT! Lovingly maintained for the last 53 years & now ready for new owners & new memories to be made. Set in the heart of Brown’s Point, youll find a view of the water from the living room, an inviting floor plan, amazing natural light & room to make your own mark on this storied home. Dont miss the off-street parking, sizable backyard & an inspection report available upon request. Updates include fresh exterior paint, new plumbing, vinyl windows, newer sewer line, water tank & landscaping. Close to community staples too: Lighthouse, Browns Point Playground, Seabury School, North 47 Brewery & of course The Cliff House are all a half mile away. Come see it today & experience why this home & neighborhood are so special.
  • Year Built 1962
  • Lot Size 5,201 sq ft
  • Parking Type Off Street
  • Style Craftsman
  • Lot Details Paved
  • View Bay, See Remarks
  • Exterior Features Wood
  • Interior Features Ceramic Tile, Wall to Wall Carpet, Double Pane/Storm Window, Dining Room, Fireplace, Water Heater
  • Heating & Cooling Forced Air
  • Floor Covering Ceramic Tile, Vinyl, Carpet
  • Annual Taxes $4,406 (2024)
  • MLS Number 2249189
  • Elementary School Browns Point
  • Junior High Meeker
  • Senior High Stadium

What’s Nearby

Browns Point is situated on the eastern side of the entrance to Commencement Bay, which leads south from Puget Sound to the busy Port of Tacoma and has a little bit of fun history behind it. In 1887, two years before Washington became a state, a fixed white light lens lantern was placed on a white post on Point Brown. It was about twelve feet above sea level and 50 yards from the low water end of shore. In 1901 the first lighthouse and a house for the lighthouse keeper were built, which today is known as the Browns Point Lighthouse Park - a popular outdoor spot for locals and provides the community waterfront access, enticing beachcombers year round and sunbathers and picnickers during the summer. A large green space makes this a nice spot for a picnic as you watch the deep-sea ships entering Tacoma's busy portal.

The Cliff House Restaurant is just a few minutes away along Marine View Drive and serves up Pacific Northwest seafood, steaks & pasta served in an elegant dining room with sweeping Sound views. The crab and artichoke dip is a highly recommended appetizer to share while waiting on entrees. Most reviews you'll find don't mention that this is a kid friendly establishment. A pro tip though - be sure to make reservations if you'd like to nab a table with a view of the water.

Not only can you look forward to being in this close knit community, there's also dining and shopping options within close range. You’ll find theBrowns Point Diner - classic American food with hand dipped milkshakes. Or step intoThe Sandbar, an extension of the diner and a happy hour lounge for some appetizers, drinks and karaoke. In this same center, you can also find the Lighthouse Market for some light grocery shopping, North 47 Brewing Co., Hilltop Teriyaki Sushi & Pho, Coffee & Cream Cafe. 3 miles west, in the Northshore Village is ACE Hardware, Hong Kong market, Easy Espresso Coffee, Crystal Nails & Spa, Jersey’s Sports Bar, Foxy Cleaners,Pho Tasty, Flame Burgers and Hitchin Post Saloon.

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