Perched above Elliott Bay, this Queen Anne residence commands sweeping views of water, shoreline, and mountains. From the main living spaces, the outlook extends across Puget Sound toward the West Seattle shoreline, with the Olympic Mountains rising in the distance. Open water, shifting light, and distant peaks create a layered natural backdrop that evolves throughout the day. Built in 1925, the home reflects durable construction and preserved original character, including leaded glass windows that soften natural light and add timeless detail. The primary suite is generous and functional, connected to a private bath and walk-in closet. The ensuite bath features genuine marble on the soaking tub surround and vanity surfaces, offering a level of material quality increasingly uncommon in newer construction. The walk-in closet includes built-in storage and natural light. A flexible, well-finished main-floor room is ideal for an office, media room, or guest space. Across the street, 715 West Prospect Street is listed as a protected historic structure by the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods, supporting long-term neighborhood character and helping preserve the openness of the view corridor. Homes combining authentic materials, a functional primary suite, and expansive water-and-mountain views are increasingly rare.