Active since August 26, 2026

Room To Grow

1522 S M Street  ·  Tacoma, WA

2,812 Sq Ft

Listing by NWMLS / Windermere Abode

Text Ian for more

Tacoma Fourplex with growth potential! This large corner lot comes with views of the mountain and craftsman charm. The up and coming Hilltop area has undergone a substantial transformation and is now a favorite for investors who want to be in the path of progress. Nearby hospitals, restaurants and the incoming light rail put this near job growth opportunities. The main level has tall 9 ft ceilings and a shared basement provides storage and laundry. The detached garage has 3 bays, currently leased to the tenants but could potentially be rented out as storage units or developed into a future DADU. One unit available for showings, inspection report, floorplan and 3D tour available upon request.
  • Year Built 1900
  • Lot Size 7,148 sq ft
  • Parking Spaces 8
  • View Mountains
  • Exterior Features Wood
  • Heating & Cooling Forced Air
  • Floor Covering Laminate, Vinyl, Carpet
  • Annual Taxes $6,240 (2026)
  • HOA Dues $0
  • MLS Number 2573774
  • Elementary School Stanley
  • Junior High Hilltop Heritage Middle
  • Senior High Stadium

What’s Nearby

Safeway is the central-Tacoma grocery on S M St in Hilltop, with a pharmacy and the full range of departments, open 6 to 11 daily. It's the closest full grocery run for the neighborhood.

St. Joseph Medical Center is the Virginia Mason Franciscan hospital in Hilltop, a 374-bed nonprofit founded in 1891 and consistently ranked among Washington's best. It runs a 24-hour emergency room and Level II trauma center, a birth center with a Level III NICU, and heart, cancer, and orthopedic care.

Bates Technical College is the public technical college with its downtown campus on S Yakima Ave, offering hands-on career and trade programs across three Tacoma campuses. A longtime anchor of the central-city education scene.

Wright Park is the 27-acre arboretum near downtown, with more than 700 mature trees, a duck pond, and a playground. At its center stands the 1907 W.W. Seymour Botanical Conservatory, a Victorian glass house of ferns, orchids, and palms, and one of only three like it on the West Coast.

Click anywhere on the map to get approximate drive times.
Have a question about this listing?
Drop a line