A 1925 Magnolia Craftsman with the period character to prove it: cove ceilings, oak hardwood floors freshly refinished, and the millwork classic Seattle homes are known for. Magnolia Elementary is a three-minute walk, and Magnolia Village sits half a mile away. Inside, four bedrooms and three baths span 3,480 square feet. Enter off the large front deck to a spacious living room with a gas fireplace, a formal dining room, an updated kitchen, and two bedrooms with a full bath, plus a vaulted sunroom with French doors to the back deck and a sun-filled loft that doubles as a playroom or fitness space. The top floor is a private retreat all its own: a primary suite with ensuite bath, a separate office, and a private deck framing a view of Puget Sound. The lower level adds flexibility and potential rental income with a separate entrance, second kitchen, bedroom, full bath, laundry room, and attached one-car garage. Outdoors, the back deck and patio with a hot tub hookup opens to a private and serene 6,400-square-foot lot of raspberry bushes, blue hydrangeas, a dog run, and a full sprinkler system across lawn and beds. Beyond the front door, Magnolia Village delivers the best of the neighborhood: shops, bakeries, and a Saturday stroll to Petit Pierre, with Ella Bailey Park and its playgrounds close enough for a picnic. This is the type of home and neighborhood you plant your roots in.