Listing Broker: Real Broker LLC; Gena Nicole Graham; 360-431-5773; gena@homerealestateteam.com
There are houses you simply live in… and then there are houses that feel like they’ve been waiting a hundred years for their next chapter. Welcome to 1628 22nd Avenue, a beautifully reimagined 1923 home tucked into Longview’s beloved Old West Side, just moments from Lake Sacajawea and surrounded by the kind of neighborhood that makes everyday life feel a little more magical. Built for R.A. Long in the summer of 1923—the very year Longview was founded—this home belongs to one of the earliest chapters of the city he envisioned: a thoughtfully planned community of beautiful boulevards, parks and tree-lined neighborhoods, with Lake Sacajawea at the heart of it all. More than a century later, that magic is still here. From 2017-2020, the home underwent a major renovation, bringing it into modern life while preserving the warmth, character and soul that only a home of this era can offer. Designed for effortless main-level living, the home makes everyday life feel just a little more luxurious, while the basement adds another layer of space and flexibility. The private ensuite—a retreat all its own, opening directly onto a secluded deck where the hot tub creates the dreamiest little outdoor escape. A gated and secure oversized two-car garage with an attached carport is a rare find in a historic neighborhood, offering exceptional space for vehicles, storage, hobbies and everything that comes with a life well lived. Welcome to the Old West Side
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