This Proctor Terrace / McDonald District Charmer was built in 1930 on one of the most desirable streets and neighborhoods Santa Rosa has to offer. Austin Way is one of the most attractive streets within the historic McDonald District & Proctor Terrace neighborhoods. This home exudes the craftsmanship and design of its era in every way encompassing its Tudor charm, comfortable floor plan, craftsmen quality construction, lush landscaping, garden like paths, outdoor sitting area and gurgling fountain. Everything within this home has been meticulously maintained and updated giving you old world design with all modern amenities. The main entry level includes a formal living room, dining room, family room, a spacious primary bedroom and luxurious primary bath, 2nd bedroom and full bath, as well as a beautiful modern equipped kitchen. Upstairs has a large loft with 3 wings, each serves as their own area, one is used as a 3rd bedroom with the other two set up as 2 office areas. There are 2 glass sliding doors upstairs that lead to wood balconies perfect to take in the sun and enjoy the outside serenity this property gives you in abundance. This property has a large detached 2-car garage which also includes a workshop area and loft storage with an interior stairwell. The garage is accessed off the alley behind the property, which is what gives Austin Way so much charm. All the homes on this street have alley access behind them without garages facing the front of the street. It’s part of the original neighborhood design. The McDonald District originally came to be in 1870 when Colonel Mark L McDonald created his new subdivision, then called the ‘McDonald Addition’, with a broad, tree lined avenue, that came to bear his name. The avenue was graded, with wide sidewalks, curbs and ornamented with many growing shade trees that McDonald planted himself, with guidance from Luther Burbank. This rare offering was built to last a lifetime and beyond.