A 1933 article in the Spokane Chronicle called it "perhaps the finest home to be built in Spokane this year," when reporting on the construction of this historical Flemish-style home, originally built for local variety store owner, A.E. Wraight. No expense was spared on the details in this stunning brick beauty. A gorgeous sweeping staircase, extensive Mahogany woodwork, oak floors + artistic tile work are some of the home's hallmark features. Designed by renowned architect Gustav Pehrson, the residence has been updated over the years to include modern systems, a renovated kitchen + baths, climate controlled wine cellar, heated driveway + a beautiful primary bedroom with walk-in closet + ensuite bath. Still, the historical charm remains. Behind the home, a detached studio with heated floors, granite counters + 3/4 bath was masterfully constructed to complement the homes styling. Enjoy territorial + city views from the private backyard, or walk to nearby Manito Park or Rockwood Bakery.