A rare opportunity to become the next steward of one of downtown Kennewick’s historic homes, The Lundy House offers the kind of character, presence, and architectural detail that cannot be recreated. Recognized in Kennewick historic materials as the C.A. Lundy House, this 1908 Dutch Colonial Revival residence stands with quiet prominence on a highly visible corner lot, framed by a mature magnolia tree and rich with original details that speak to its early history. From the divided-light windows and preserved architectural features to the home’s early boarding house story, this is a property with identity, memory, and meaning. Inside, the home offers approximately 2,719 measured square feet across three levels, including gracious main-level gathering spaces, an eat-in kitchen, formal dining area, generous bedrooms, and a third-floor attic space with additional flexibility. The floor plan reflects the way historic homes were meant to live - with defined rooms, natural gathering places, and spaces that invite both everyday living and quiet retreat. Beyond the main residence, the property includes a detached 2-car garage, she-shed, workshop, and outdoor spaces that add utility, creativity, and charm. These features create opportunities for hobbies, storage, gardening, projects, or simply enjoying the layered lifestyle this property offers. The Lundy House is not a cookie-cutter home, and it is not meant for a buyer seeking ordinary. It is for someone who values craftsmanship, history, architectural integrity, and the privilege of carrying a meaningful local home into its next chapter. With its downtown Kennewick location, historic character, functional outbuildings, mature landscape, and documented story, The Lundy House offers more than a place to live. It offers a legacy to preserve.