Listing courtesy of Windermere Northwest Living.
Vintage Valley Views. Tucked into the quiet hillside of Longview, this 1954 mid-century modern gem is a PNW daydream. Step through the front door & the picture windows begin the conversation-updated, energy-efficient frames that gather views of the Cowlitz River valley & private backyard while a sun-drenched sunroom draws the outdoors inward like a private, glassed-in lounge. Three bedrooms & two baths unfold with that effortless vintage flow only true mid-century architecture delivers: clean lines, quiet confidence, & just enough character to invite you to linger. Two cozy fireplaces-one upstairs, one down-anchor the living spaces. Updated plumbing, central air, solar power, water heater & garage doors complete the modern comforts. A two-car garage connects via breezeway to the sunroom & the side entryway, offering both practicality and charm. This home has worn many hats over the years-from neighborhood salon to Airbnb. Private entry supports multi-family living. Outside, an oversized lot presents possibilities: discreet rooftop solar panels add efficiency—generous private parking. A vintage custom build reveals a bomb shelter, a quirky Cold War relic that doesn't disappoint. Built-in storage and well-maintained. This is not just a house. It’s the kind of place that makes you pour another cup of coffee & decide the rest of the world can wait. 135 Victoria Street. Longview’s best-kept mid-century secret. To arrange a private showing, please contact your Broker & tour today.
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