Greystone: The 1915 Dr. Frank Fursey Estate

Built circa 1915 for Dr. Frank Fursey, Greystone is one of the South Hill’s most distinguished early residences. Its walls of 18-inch granite block have stood for more than a century, and the craftsmanship inside has been carefully kept. Original details include quarter-sawn oak built-ins, natural woodwork and wood floors, and a preserved butler annunciator, a rare survivor of the era when the house was built for entertaining.

That spirit still shapes the home. Formal living and dining rooms lead to gathering spaces throughout, topped by a third-level ballroom. Three fireplaces add warmth through the seasons.

A 2026 renewal updated the kitchen, primary suite, lighting and major systems, so the next owner can enjoy the history without restoring it. The kitchen now has double ovens, a gas range and an island. The home offers 6,800 sq ft across four levels, with 5 bedrooms, 3 full and 2 half baths, and a finished lower level with its own outside entry.

The 1.16-acre grounds are a private retreat: terraces, mature cathedral-like trees, water features, a gazebo, a greenhouse, a labyrinth and an indoor pool. All of this sits near Rockwood, the Perry District and Manito Park.

A rare chance to become the next caretaker of a Spokane original.

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