Welcome to the Historic Knight House:Completed in 1910,it stands as one of Spokane's most forward-thinking designs by renowned architect Kirkland Cutter.W/ its spacious rooms,open floor plan,& seamless connection between indoor & outdoor living,this home embodied modern living long before its time.Fun Fact: The Knight House was only the second home in Spokane to feature an attached garage—a true innovation of its era.Step back into a time when craftsmanship was elegant,materials were enduring,& design was timeless.Rich wood floors,ornate balcony details,antique lighting,& generous en-suites with clawfoot tubs evoke a sense of refined living.Some baths even feature heated floors.Five fireplaces warm the home, including a sunlit room overlooking the Spokane River—a perfect setting for reading, gathering, or quiet reflection. The library invites you to write the next novel.Set on three parcels with river views, the Knight House offers not just a residence, but a living piece of Spokane's architectural history.