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Restored 1936 Spanish-Style Home in Spokane

Set on a private, half-acre corner lot, this historic Spanish eclectic home is ready for year-round entertaining, with a two-tier patio, lush garden and quaint gazebo outside, and a fully restored interior, including 1,500-bottle wine cellar and butlers pantry.

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Mediterranean Villa Exterior and White Brick Wall

Built in 1936, this Spanish-style, Spokane, Washington residence was designed by C.F. Rider and packed with personality and fun. The grounds add to the ambiance; measuring up to a half acre, they're full of beautiful trees and lovely gardens.

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Mediterranean Villa Exterior With Forest

This beautiful Mediterranean home was originally built in 1936 and thoughtfully updated in 2012. Now it's a lovely blend of historic charm and modern conveniences with gorgeous grounds to enjoy as well (a half acre's worth!).

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Woodland Backyard With Red Umbrella

The home's outdoor areas offer both cozy, intimate patios tucked next to the house and room to wander. Head through the gate to explore gardens and woodland paths.

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Tiered Patios and Red Umbrella

Two tiers of patios mean there's plenty of space for hanging out and enjoying meals al fresco. Big, beautiful roses bloom over and around the patio gate.

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Outdoor Dining Area With Red Chairs

Cherry red chairs and a shade umbrella energize this outdoor dining area and match the beautiful roses blooming around the gate.

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Forest and Walking Path

The house's half acre of land is a fun place to ramble around with a rose garden, woodsy footpaths and a quaint gazebo.

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Mediterranean Gazebo With Green Beams

An enclosed gazebo is one of the home's outdoor gifts. Add a glass of wine and a simple supper and savor a warm evening.

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Mediterranean Hall With Arched Window

Arches, arches everywhere bring a softness to the home's rooms and open spaces. Here, subtle touches elevate the look even more: patterned tiles on the stairs and warm Saltillo tiles on the floor.

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Brown and White Mediterranean Living Room

The vast living room could be a dance hall or a cathedral. Dark wood beams call attention to the vaulted ceiling's soaring height. Arches punctuate the space, starting with a charming arch around the front door.

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Mediterranean Neutral Living Room With Tile Fireplace

An enormous and yet delicate arched window is the star at one end of the living room. The red tile fireplace is the heart. Dark wood beams arch up and over the space punctuating the room's shape and height.

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White Transitional Kitchen With Blue Barstools

The kitchen got an upgrade in the home's renovation to outfit it with modern appliances and a friendly feel. For additional storage, there is also a butler's pantry.

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Transitional Open Plan Kitchen and Arched Windows

The kitchen is open concept and looks down into one of the living areas, so a trio of arched windows can brighten up both spaces.

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Octagonal Game Room With Blue Rug

The house is full of personality. This charming octagonal room invites afternoon puzzle solving or—with a fire in the fireplace—late night poker games.

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Mediterranean Dining Room With Orange Rug

Dinner guests are hosted in handsome style in the formal dining room. The ceiling in paneled in beautifully rich wood beams. Foods are easily passed through from the kitchen to the table via charming arched openings.