North Tacoma
Craftsman porches, the Proctor District and Point Defiance Park at the end of the street.
What it feels like
North Tacoma is old Tacoma: craftsman and foursquare homes on tree-lined streets, the shops and farmers market in the Proctor District, and the Stadium District close to downtown. Point Defiance Park, with its forest loop and beaches, is the backyard.
Homes you'll find
Craftsman, foursquare and Tudor homes from the early 1900s, plus mid-century homes on the north slope.
- Places to go
- Point Defiance Park, Proctor District, Stadium District, Ruston Way waterfront
- Commute
- Close to downtown Tacoma and State Route 16; I-5 is a short drive.
- Schools
- Tacoma Public Schools (their own site)
- Sample listing
- 3 bd · 2 ba · craftsman. Porch, garden, alley garage. Sample, not for sale
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