House of the Four Seasons at a Phenomenal price

Fully furnished, Boutique Hotel in Port Townsend, WA. The Ann Starrett House. 1889 mansion built by George E. Starrett. Also named House of the Four Seasons because of the George Chapman hand painted frescoes of the four seasons on the ceiling of the 3 story tower. 12 foot ceilings, unique corner medallions, free hung spiral staircase with banisters and newel posts carved in five kinds of wood. Indoor widow's walk on the 3rd floor of the tower w/mountain and bay views. Price is fully furnished. Currently run as a Boutique Hotel. Listed on the National register of historic places September 29, 1970. An example of "Carpenters' Gothic" On the exterior no gable went without carpentry adornment, some more elaborate than others, such as a star, a sunrise, wing-like scrolls and a heraldic design resembling a harp. This is over a $200,000 price reduction compared to the last time this incredible historic home was being offered for sale.