Distinguished Jacobethan Tudor on one of the city's most coveted corners is surrounded by a handsome clipped hedge lined with boxwood. Meticulously rendered for style and comfort, the interiors pay homage to its history. Designed by noted architect David J.Myers in 1919 for a prominent Seattle businessman, the home is best known as the Bullitt residence. Original architectural details are intact including a priceless Italian Marble fireplace and Tudor chimney topped by 4 pots and a small window.