Vintage Seattle reader Doug kindly invited me to tour his 1910 Montlake Craftsman that is currently on the market. With camera in hand, I met him and saw some of the nicest millwork from the era. But I’m getting ahead of myself. Today I want to look at the exterior and Part 2 has been posted where we peak inside. This nearly 4,000 square feet home comes with 4 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and nearly all of the period details still intact. Click here for the listing if you are in the market for a house in the area.  Check back here tomorrow for Part 2. Big thanks to Doug for the tour and inviting me into his home. Click on the thumbnails for higher-res photos.

1930′s tax photo. The matching stone wall outside the home survives.	The modern day view of the exterior bears a  close resemblance to the 1930′s shot.
Notice the half circle ornamentation on the bargeboard.	Opposite side of home with stone exterior chimney. nolvadex prescription You can see the coal delivery door just past the chimney.
The stone masonry from the foundation is continued on the porch columns.	The front balcony and half-timber give the home an almost Swiss Chalet style. medicine pills drugs antibiotics types
Alternate view of the front balcony, accessible from  two upper floor bedrooms. antibiotics online from us pharmacies	The projecting eaves have preserved the brick masonry over the years. buy diflucan where
South face of the home.	Exposed rafter tails  with curved  cuts.