# Property snapshot
1800 Washington Boulevard is a 1910 Victorian presented by the Rebecca Francis Team and represented by Tiffany Wilten. The house was included on the Historic Easton House Tour in 2025 and combines preserved architectural features with contemporary amenities.
# Architecture and interior character
The home preserves hallmark Victorian details: original curved windows, ornate arched doorways, and a graceful curved staircase that features two circular landings and creates a sense of movement through the interior. Wood floors and abundant natural light are recurring features in the main living areas.
The floor plan balances retained period character with open, connected rooms. The family room and dining area are arranged to allow easy circulation for gatherings while keeping historic sightlines.
# Living spaces and layout
- Kitchen: Fully updated, with a center island plus bar seating, stainless-steel appliances, and expanded workspace framed by views of surrounding hills. Designed for cooking and entertaining.
- First-floor flexibility: A versatile office suite on the first floor includes a full bathroom and a side entrance, making it suitable as a private workspace or a potential first-floor bedroom.
- Bedrooms and baths: All three bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms, which is uncommon for houses of this vintage.
- Primary suite: Located on the third floor, the suite is private and includes a turret balcony that references the home's Victorian form.
- Lower level: Walkout lower level provides space for a personal gym, a second office, and ample storage.
# Outdoor features and storage
The property is fully fenced and framed by extensive, colorful landscaping around the front porch. An operational koi pond and fountain add an element of tranquility. A newer rear deck opens to outdoor dining and entertaining. Storage needs are met by a detached two-car garage.
# Location and access
The house is within easy walking distance of Wilson High School and local amenities in Easton. Major highways provide direct driving access across the Lehigh Valley and to regional commutes toward New York City and Philadelphia.
# Documentation and contact
# Who this works for
This property fits a buyer seeking a historic home that retains architectural character while offering modern conveniences and private suites. The first-floor office with a side entrance makes it suitable for someone needing dedicated workspace or an accessible bedroom on the main level. The lot and outbuildings appeal to those who want outdoor entertaining areas and storage.
# Quick facts
- Built: 1910
- Notable original features: curved windows, arched doorways, curved staircase with circular landings
- Bedrooms: three, each with ensuite bathrooms
- Primary: third-floor suite with turret balcony
- Additional spaces: first-floor office suite with bath, walkout lower level (gym/office/storage)
- Outdoor: fenced yard, koi pond/fountain, newer rear deck
- Garage: detached two-car