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Building Notes

This small, 1 and 1/2 story, cross-gabled bungalow occupied a site placed close to the shore of Lake Washington. Entry from the road was down a flight of steps. The house had a shingled exterior. Other bungaloid details included elbow brackets on the house's gable side, exposed rafters and a shed dormer for a second floor bedroom facing the lake.

The first floor plan contained two bedrooms along the south wall, living and dining rooms on the east facing the lake, and a kitchen in the northeast corner. A garage stood to the west of the southwest bedroom and the kitchen. The dwelling contained a single bathroom, placed between the kitchen and the southwest bedroom. The upstair contained space for another bedroom.

Alteration

This house was mostly demolished when the noted furniture maker Evert Sodergren (1920-2013) renovated it according to designs by the architect Ralph D. Anderson (1924-2010) in 1970.

PCAD id: 19665