$599,900

Built for R.A. Long during the summer of 1923, 1628 22nd Avenue is more than a home—it is a beautifully restored piece of Longview’s earliest story. Tucked into the beloved Old West Side, just moments from Lake Sacajawea, it sits among tree-lined streets and timeless homes in the kind of neighborhood that makes everyday life feel a little more magical.Built the very year Longview was founded, the home dates back to a time when R.A. Long envisioned a thoughtfully planned community filled with beautiful boulevards, parks and established neighborhoods, with Lake Sacajawea becoming one of its most treasured landmarks. More than a century later, that magic is still here.From 2017–2020, the home underwent an extensive restoration, thoughtfully bringing it into modern life while preserving the warmth, character and soul that only a home of this era can offer. Today, this three-bedroom, three-bath home offers the ease of main-level living, including a private ensuite that feels like a retreat all its own. Open the door and step directly outside to your own little hot-tub escape—sink into the warm water and let the rest of the world wait until morning. The basement adds another layer of space and flexibility for the way you want to live.A gated and secured oversized two-car garage with an attached covered carport is an incredible find in a historic neighborhood, offering generous space for vehicles, storage, hobbies and everything that comes along with a life well lived.And then there’s the lifestyle. Fishing, walking the trails, biking, bird watching and slow afternoons by nearby Lake Sacajawea are all part of life here.A century of history, thoughtfully restored for its next chapter. Welcome to the Old West Side.