Proctor Proximity without Proctor Pricing. You'll Love This North Tacoma Opportunity!

Welcome home to this charming little North Tacoma property, offering two thoughtfully designed living spaces under one roof, overflowing with opportunity. The main living area features 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath, and all the warmth and character North Tacoma is known for, beautifully paired with many recent upgrades that maintain the home's original charm.The attached ADU offers its own private living space complete with 1 bedroom and a 3/4 bath, creating incredible flexibility for multi-generational living, guests, rental income, a home office setup, or simply extra room to spread out. At approximately 1,480 square feet, this home is proof that smart design and versatility can create something truly special.From the moment you arrive, you'll appreciate the inviting feel, charming details, and endless possibilities this property offers. Whether you're looking for an investment opportunity, a flexible living arrangement, or a home that can evolve with your needs, this one is packed with potential. Located just moments from the beloved Proctor District, you'll enjoy quick access to local coffee shops, restaurants, boutiques, farmers markets, and all the charm that makes North Tacoma such a sought-after place to call home. Cute, functional, updated, and full of heart...this is one you won't want to miss.
Check it out --> 1005 N Stevens St, Tacoma, WA 98406
Lindsay Jackman
Lindsay Jackman | Realtor
Real Broker LLC
Direct: 253 266 1067
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