Cole Street Home

Step back in time at this 1910 craftsman home on historic Cole Street in Enumclaw, a town founded in 1885 whose name means "thundering mountain" in Native American legend. Walk to the Enumclaw Plateau Historical Museum, housed in an 1909 Masonic Hall just minutes away. Explore nearby breweries, bookstores, and restaurants in the charming downtown. A perfect base for Crystal Mountain, Mount Rainier National Park, and the White River trails. Features 2 bedrooms, full kitchen, AC, and a backyard. The space Built in 1910, just 25 years after Enumclaw was founded as a railroad town, this home has been in our family for generations. It was carefully remodeled to blend modern comforts with its original early-century character. The property sits on Cole Street in the heart of the historic downtown district, surrounded by buildings dating back to the early 1900s. Features include 2 bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, AC, and a peaceful backyard retreat. Guest access Guests have full access to the entire home, including both bedrooms, the full bathroom, fully equipped kitchen, dining area, living room, dedicated workspace, and the private backyard. The driveway provides off-street parking. A lockbox with a code will be provided for self check-in. Other things to note Enumclaw was founded in 1885 as a Northern Pacific Railway town with deep roots in logging, farming, and Scandinavian heritage. Visit the Enumclaw Plateau Historical Museum on Marion St to explore the area's rich past. The town also hosts the King County Fair, the oldest county fair in Washington state. Crystal Mountain is ~33 miles away (about 45-60 min drive) and Mount Rainier National Park ~38 miles (~1 hour drive). A car is recommended for exploring. Street and driveway parking available. No washer or dryer on premises; a laundromat is nearby.