Brand-new siding and fresh exterior paint on both the home and detached garage create inviting curb and move-in-ready appeal. Step inside to spacious living and dining areas filled with natural light, highlighted by graceful arched openings and classic coved ceilings. The kitchen features tile flooring, added storage, and an adjacent laundry room. Two main-floor bedrooms share a refreshed bath with a large walk-in shower, while upstairs offers a third bedroom, loft, and convenient half bath. Air conditioning adds year-round comfort. Outside, enjoy a covered patio, deck off the garage, lush landscaping, added parking, and a fully fenced yard. Wide streets, easy freeway access, and Tacoma's vibrant Lincoln District are just minutes away.
Active since July 22, 2026
Charming & Move-In Ready
4310 E C Street · Tacoma, WA
3 Bed
1¼ Bath
1,316 Sq Ft
Listing by NWMLS / Windermere Abode
- Year Built 1947
- Lot Size 7,100 sq ft
- Parking Spaces 1
- Parking Type Detached Garage
- Lot Details Curbs, Paved, Sidewalk
- View Territorial
- Exterior Features Cement/Concrete
- Interior Features Dbl Pane/Storm Window, Dining Room, Wet Bar
- Heating & Cooling Forced Air, Heat Pump, Forced Air, Heat Pump
- Floor Covering Ceramic Tile, Hardwood, Carpet
- Annual Taxes $4,314 (2026)
- HOA Dues $0
- MLS Number 2554213
What’s Nearby
Safeway is the full grocery on S 38th in the Lincoln District, with a pharmacy on site plus pickup and delivery.
Parky's Pizza Bar is the tavern-style pizza spot on McKinley Ave, where the building has been a neighborhood tavern in one form or another since 1937. Hand-tossed pizza and a full bar, plus pool tables and a fire-pit patio. Order at the bar, no reservations.
Lincoln Park is the 40-acre South End park on S 37th, in use since the 1890s and named for Abraham Lincoln in 1901. Ball courts, playgrounds, a running track, and walking trails sit next to Lincoln High School.
Dusty's Hideaway is the Craftsman house turned bar and burger joint up on McKinley Hill, all vintage-cowboy vibe inside with a good patio in summer. The Hot Honey Chicken has a following, and it's all-ages until 9.
The Lincoln District is the South End's international business district around S 38th and Yakima, packed with independent, immigrant-owned cafes and restaurants from across the globe. It comes alive for Lunar New Year and the district's street markets.
Vien Dong Restaurant has anchored the Lincoln District for more than 35 years as the area's first Vietnamese restaurant, opened in 1989. Come for the pho and the spring rolls, and note it's closed Tuesdays.
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