1620 E Prospect St, Seattle, WA 98112

This home was originally designed for Edgar H. Bucklin in 1908 by British Architect Frederick Sexton. Grand yet warm, elegant and inviting it is the only home of its kind in Seattle. From Seattle Met magazine: "This house is basically Colonial Revival, but its unique mix of historical details such as a Renaissance Palladian window, a forest of classical columns with Greek Ionic capitals, an unusual wraparound porch, and a swag-and-wreath garland circling the second story like a belt show how delightfully eclectic American architecture has always been." The detailed elements inside and out make this home a delightful work of art that is fun to live in!