Some homes are remembered simply because they are beautiful. Others become part of the identity of a community.The Westgard-Caudill House is one of those rare homes. Set in Walla Walla's most coveted neighborhood, this iconic Dutch Colonial offers that sense of place that's difficult to define but immediately felt. Long recognized as one of Walla Walla's defining historic homes it was originally introduced as "Walla Walla's First All Electric House," embodying the optimism and innovation of its era. Today, it remains one of the city's most iconic and enduring residences.It carries its history with quiet confidence. Thoughtful stewardship has preserved the home's authentic character while ensuring it continues to live beautifully today. A new roof, all new electrical, all new interior paint, and beautifully refinished original hardwood floors ensure the home's next chapter begins with the comfort and connivence expected today. Every historic home tells a story. The Westgard-Caudill House invites you to become part of it.Its next owner won't simply own a remarkable home. They'll become the next steward of one of Walla Walla's architectural landmarks, entrusted with preserving its legacy while adding their own chapter to a story nearly a century in the making.