1908
- No. 40B
- No. 40C
- No. 48
- No. 49
- No. 60
- No. 64
- No. 69
- No. 76A
- No. 80
- No. 82
- No. 92
- No. 93
- No. 109
- No. 112
- No. 116
- No. 117
- No. 121
- No. 122
- No. 124
- No. 126
- No. 127
- No. 128
- No. 131
- No. 133
- No. 134
Plan No. 124
1908 Bungalows by V. W. Voorhees of Seattle
This shingled, side-gabled bungalow with an inset shed dormer creates a wonderful balcony that, strategically placed on one of Seattle's hills with a view of Puget Sound, made it a show place. It wasn't an inexpensive house; the estimated cost of construction was $3200 in 1908. Given its generous footprint, it probably worked out to about $1.50 a square foot ... probably worth it considering the beamed ceilings and wainscoting in both the living and dining rooms, plus four bedrooms, a den, and a cement basement.
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