2124 W 5th
Spokane, WA
Tucked on a quiet street just a block away from Coeur d’Alene Park, this classic Colonial Revival is a charming gem in the heart of Browne's Addition Historic District. With an architect-remodeled interior, this home blends warmth, charm, and historical craft. It is about honoring the past and designing the future.
Picture slow mornings on the huge front porch with coffee in hand while the neighborhood wakes up around you. Inside, sunlight spills across painstakingly restored solid wood floors and through the same wood-wrapped windows with original leaded glass detail. The new slate rock gas fireplace anchors the light-filled living room. The kitchen harmonizes old soul with modern function—new Café appliances including a double oven and induction stove, a new island that was built for people to gather together, top-of-the-line Dekton counters, wainscoting, and ample food storage in the combined mudroom/pantry. The enormous formal dining room feels like it belongs in another era, complete with an original built-in hutch and designer lighting, perfect for both formal and intimate gatherings. There is also a large storage area off the dining room for all those extras you need. The solid wood stairway leads to three bedrooms upstairs that are full of character, including the master with its own attached bonus room—perfect for a nursery, reading nook, dressing room, or the walk-in closet everyone wishes they had. There is a glass tile full bath with walk-in shower, clawfoot tub and a separate laundry room upstairs, marrying modern updates with historic character.
Outside, life gets even better: summer evenings around the firepit, dinner on the spacious, newly installed deck under the covered patio lights. Raised garden beds, mature plantings throughout, a fenced backyard, plenty of parking, and even an EV hookup in the two-car garage. This home speaks of modern comfort without sacrificing the past. New solar panels, radon system, updated electrical, high-efficiency furnace and A/C, instant hot water, renovated kitchen and bathrooms, and a roof with years of life ahead.
This isn’t a polished, cookie-cutter house trying to imitate character. This is the kind of turnkey home people wait for—the one with history in its bones and thoughtful design in every room.