Casa Van Gogh: a Historic N. Slope retreat

Immerse yourself in old-world charm in this completely restored 1800's historic home and feel the spirit of iconic painter Van Gogh throughout. Located in the desirable North Slope Historic District - Less than a 10 min. drive to UPS, Ruston Way Waterfront Park, and Proctor District where you'll find restaurants, coffee shops, and breweries. You'll be close to everything the city has to offer and yet nestled in a quiet and friendly neighborhood.

Wifi, TV, pet friendly, and plenty of parking!

Step into our thoughtfully designed and elegantly furnished space that effortlessly combines modern amenities with vintage touches. The cozy living room welcomes you with its comfortable seating and a cozy fireplace, creating a perfect ambiance for relaxation after a day of exploration.

The fully-equipped kitchen features all the essentials, and the adjacent dining area is perfect for enjoying your culinary creations.

The house boasts three bedrooms, each offering its own unique charm. The master bedroom features a hotel-quality king-size mattress, providing the utmost comfort and space. The second bedroom features a hotel-quality queen-size bed.

For those who need a dedicated workspace, the third bedroom has been transformed into a functional office area. Equipped with a spacious desk and an ergonomic chair, this space is ideal for remote work or catching up on emails. Additionally, a convenient rollout bed is available in this room to accommodate additional guests without compromising on workspace functionality.

Stroll down tree-lined streets adorned with historic homes, each with its own unique character and story. The North Slope neighborhood is known for its beautiful architecture, showcasing a variety of styles that span different eras. Take leisurely walks and discover hidden gems, charming boutiques, and local cafes.

You're just a short drive away from some of Tacoma's most popular attractions. Explore the renowned Museum District, which includes the Tacoma Art Museum, the Museum of Glass, and the Washington State History Museum. If you're a nature enthusiast, the Point Defiance Park and Zoo are also within easy reach, offering acres of lush greenery, walking trails, and ocean views.