336 Fillmore St. is an authentic rehabilitation of the original Queen Anne Victorian built in 1900 for the town physician, Dr. Jacob C. House. It was reconstructed in 2007 in order to recapture the flavor and feeling of the original interior while also gracefully bringing the home into this century and preserving the exterior Queen Anne style. It features 4,500 square feet of living space with water views of Port Townsend Bay and located in sought after uptown area.
As you enter the main level you will be swept into the grand scale of the living room with its eleven foot ceilings, and windows throughout with doors opening to a wraparound deck. To the right is a study/library with oak bookcases and a rumford fireplace and wet bar. The main living area is an open floor plan which includes the formal dining area, and leading into the breakfast room and kitchen. A completely custom kitchen is appointed with granite counters, custom milled cabinetry, a farm sink, high end appliances including a subzero refrigerator with additional drawers and freezer drawers, Wolf range, with downdraft, convection and standard ovens, warming drawer, prep sink in the island. A full bath with claw foot tub is adjacent to the main floor bedroom/ office. Refinished old growth Douglas Fir and slate radiant heat flooring throughout. The back entry leads to a mudroom, finishing the main level.
The sweeping oak curved staircase leads to the large master suite which encompass the entire second floor. A luxurious bath offers a whirlpool tub, steam shower, 2 sinks with views of the Salish sea. His and her dressing rooms with a laundry shoot, two window seats are adorned with fabulous water views, an abundance of drawer and closet space conclude this master retreat.
The garden level consists of a media and living room, a guest bedroom with en suite full bath and a private entrance and an additional guest bedroom, bathroom, which includes a steam shower. There is a large laundry room with a Bosch washer, dryer, and refrigerator this level houses the utility room, and bonus room which opens onto the gardens.
Grounds include extensive and mature landscaping, stone patio, flower gardens, and walking paths throughout the yard which is fully fenced. Two free standing garages, exterior salvaged light fixtures, wrap around deck and back deck on the main level which both have been outfitted with propane connectors finish the lovely outdoor features of this breathtaking beauty.
Additional features of this grande dame Queen Anne property include built in sound-media system, salvaged and restored period silver plated light fixtures and curtain rods, radiant flooring throughout, 5.8kw PV solar array and data system, provisions for a future geothermal heating system, stained glass salvaged from the Los Angeles Cathedral, an alarm system and extensive and mature landscaping.
The house has been completely rebuilt to current seismic standards, including new foundation, installation to current standards, extra thick fir doors, custom-milled trim among the list of fine details appointed to this truly one of a kind property.
Restoration cost in excess of $2.5 million.
Listing information updated September 15, 2019
336 Fillmore St has 4 bedrooms.
336 Fillmore St has 4 bathrooms.
336 Fillmore St is approximately 4,500 square feet.
336 Fillmore St is listed at $159,500,000.
As of September 15, 2019, 336 Fillmore St is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Notable features of 336 Fillmore St include Victorian Queen Anne Restoration, Master suite, Custom cabinetry, High end appliances, Sweeping water views, radiant floor heat throughout, Solar array, 11 foot ceilings.
Parking at 336 Fillmore St: Garages.
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