Tudor to die for! 1938 Rose City Queen with stately finishes and a gracious floor plan.Stunning architecturally, mechanically sound, and aesthetically exceptional, this home is bigger than it looks and has had only three owners. Step into the sweeping living room which can accommodate two separate seating areas and features leaded glass windows, original mantel, and vintage wall sconces with hanging ornaments. Raise a glass in the large formal dining room, perfect for toasts and celebrations. The kitchen has been fully updated with quartz countertops, tile backsplash, lots of wood cabinets, stainless appliances, gas stove, and a built-in bench in the eating area. The large central hallway on the main floor includes two built-in cabinets for linens and sundries. The very large main floor bedroom has a long doubled doored closet and more than enough room for a king size bed. The second main floor bedroom features sliding glass doors to the back deck and a cedar closet. There’s plenty of storage in the main floor bathroom which has tile on the floor, counters, and tub surround. The upper level displays radiant fir floors and a light filled landing large enough for an office or library. The spacious upstairs bedroom has a deep closet with double doors and vintage lights. The lower level is fully finished and includes a very large room perfect for games, karaoke, or just hanging out with friends. Also on the lower level is a generous bedroom (may be non-conforming), a big bathroom with tile shower, and a laundry room large enough to accommodate a crafts space. This exceptional home is full of secrets and surprises. Discover the hidden wine cellar, vintage hardware, and antique light fixtures. Recent upgrades include the roof, furnace, AC, hot water heater, and insulation. Fenced yard, garage for storage only, exterior 240-volt outlet for quick EV charging, and so much more! [Home Energy Score = 4. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10244237]