The Miller, a 1911 English Revival residence of brick massing, mullioned windows with original float-pane glass, and disciplined Arts-and-Crafts proportions, gives this storied neighborhood a defining early 20th-century presence. Preserved masonry, deep eaves, and tall, unembellished chimney lines lend a quiet architectural authority rarely found in boutique communities. Set along a serene, tree-lined street, the property enjoys a sense of calm with strollable proximity to Seattle’s urban amenities. Inside, early-century heritage detailing includes ribbon-cut oak floors, thick plaster walls, original millwork, and generous window openings that draw in soft, radiant light. The living room centers on an authentic wood-burning fireplace, while a true formal dining room adds design presence and functional versatility, reinforcing the home’s gracious proportions. A central hall organizes the rooms and provides clarity of circulation. Thoughtful upgrades complement the historic fabric, including a remodeled kitchen with custom cherry cabinetry, marble surfaces, and premium appliances, along with a refreshed bath featuring designer finishes. An in-suite washer and dryer sit neatly within the central hall. Covered off-street parking, secured storage, updated systems, and high-speed internet complete the offering. The location provides effortless access to neighborhood cafes, Broadway venues, and Volunteer Park. A distinctive jewelbox design at a signature North Capitol Hill address.