And Now for Something Completely Different!Located in the heart of the City a short stroll from Glut, Joe's Movement Emporium, and the Arts District, this is one of the oldest buildings on 34th Street, being erected in 1903 as the first Chapel of the Mt. Rainier Christian Church and known as "The 34th Street Chapel". The 12 foot high ceilings of this home betray its origins but it all blends into a comfortable home with an interesting past. It's one level living with 3BR 1.5 Baths and a delightfully sunny family room. There's a den at the rear that can also be used as a good sized bedroom. The table space kitchen is well equipped with dishwasher, stainless appliances, including gas stove, and a disposal. Pretty oak floors in the family room and nicely laminated floors in the original part of the structure (owner says there are wood floors underneath). A long driveway, suitable for 3 or 4 cards, leads to a garage with electric that makes for a great workshiop and/or artist studio. The City allows home based artists to display and sell from their homes as part of a benefit of beiing next to the Art's District just down the block! There's a hidden gem of a garden at the back full of perennials and backing to an alley. Stroll to the famous Glut, Joe's Movement Emporium (dance, yoga, after school care & youth programs), and Sweet and Natural Vegan Restaurant & Bakery! Buses on the street connect to Metro & Route 1 multiple buses are close by. Closeby the boundary with Washington D.C, at Eastern Avenue, you are a short ride from Capital Hill and the White House! With the Arts District close by you are a short ride from Bus Boys & Poets, Franklin's Home Brew Restaurant, and many other venues. A shopping center anchored by Costco's is a short drive away. State tax credits are available for renovations to property in Historic District such as Mount Rainier is.If you like something different with a historic past and in a Historic District then this home meets your criteria!