Situated in Tacoma, this attractive condo for $143 per night is a fantastic option for your next break. THE CONDO: - 5 Star Location in Tacoma's best neighborhood - Washer & Dryer, Balcony, 825 sf - Keurig with Starbucks - Free Parking - One set of stairs from front parking - 40” TV with 100 channels, Netflix, Youtube, etc. - No interior hallways or elevator - 2 queen size beds, 2 comfortable folding mattresses - Walk Score 68 CONDO INCLUDES: - Starbucks coffee, shampoo, conditioner, soap, hair dryer, iron, ironing board, laundry detergent pods, fabric softener dishwasher pods, sheets, towels, blankets, pots, pans, dishes, utensils THE NEIGHBORHOOD - Historic mansions, tree lined streets, & Ocean views (condo does not have an ocean view) - Safe, walkable 24 hours a day - Walk to grocery, cafes etc. - Minutes to Tacoma's best The condo has a smart lock. You will be issued a unique code to unlock the front door. My manager can meet you to handle questions and concerns. I am available by phone. North Slope Historic District Our neighborhood is known as the North Slope and is part of the National Historic Register. 24 hours a day you will find people walking, jogging and walking their dogs. The North Slope is filled with incredible 100 year old houses, giant trees and ocean views. No two houses are the same. Some of the best historic homes in Tacoma are here, most were built before 1930. Bing Crosby was born two block from the condo at 1112 N. J Street, Tacoma. The Large Mansion next door to the condo is the William Ross Rust House, built in 1905 for William Ross Rust, then President of the Tacoma Smelter and Refining Company. A few minutes by car or a short walk and you are in the Stadium District or Old Town. Slightly further and you are in the Proctor District or on 6th Ave. Hip Strip, slightly further and you are downtown, or at Point Defiance. ------------------------------------------- Old Town Old Town was the original Tacoma. Founded 1865, Old Town's historic streets and beautiful water views make it one of Tacoma's special neighborhoods. Old Town offers coffee shops. neighborhood restaurants and the Ruston Way waterfront walk. Old town is a 3 min drive or 17 min walk from the condo. Note that the hill down to Old Town must be walked back up and it is somewhat steep. ------------------------------------------- Stadium District Stadium is a perfect mix of everything that makes Tacoma wonderful. From the iconic Stadium High School to the beautiful old historic homes, tree lined streets, parks, restaurants, coffee shops, and a bustling business district with a grocery store (Stadium Thriftway). The Stadium District is a 4 min drive or 15 min walk from the condo. ------------------------------------------- Proctor District The Proctor District's charming storefronts and quaint older homes remind me of a small town movie set from 1950. The nearby University of Puget Sound serves as a hub of events and shows. Proctor has several restaurants, coffee shops, two supermarkets (the Metropolitan Market and a Safeway), a library, post office, bowling alley, and the historic Blue Mouse movie theater dating from 1923. The Proctor Farmer's Market takes place every Sat from mid March to mid Dec. The Proctor District is a 5 min drive or 26 min walk from the condo. ------------------------------------------- 6th Avenue 6th Ave is funky, artsy and a little grungy. A favorite hangout for nearby University of Puget Sound students for both studying and letting loose. Cool shops, day spas, boutiques, coffee shops, salons, restaurants, bars, and live music. 6th Ave is the historic dividing line between North Tacoma & Central Tacoma. Homes on both the north and south sides of the 6 ave are similar, but the price of homes on the south side of 6th ave are considerably more affordable. 6th Ave is at a crossroads between neighborhoods. 6th Ave Farmers Market that takes place every Tuesday in the spring and summer. 6th Ave. is a 5 min drive or 25 min walk from the condo. The address is 1006 N. Yakima Ave., Tacoma, WA (Condo #3). The side streets around the building are 100-year-old cobblestone and very bumpy. Please drive slowly! There is a front parking lot and a rear parking lot. Park in the front parking lot. Use any space. Ignore the Tow-away signs. Walk up the stairs on the right side of the building. Turn left and walk straight. Pass Condo 1 and 2 and then you will see Condo 3. 1 to 6 Minutes to: - Annie Wright, UPS, Downtown, Ruston Way Waterfront, Old Town, Starbucks, the Hospitals, Proctor District, 6 Ave. District 7 to 14 Minutes to: - UW, Museum District (Art, History, Glass), Point Defiance Park, Zoo and Aquarium, Le May Car Museum, Tacoma Dome, Tacoma Mall Further Away: - SeaTac Airport - 30 miin - Seattle downtown - 45 min - Portland - 2.5 hours