EXTRAORDINARY FOURSQUARE HOME in the desirable Northside Historic District, situated on a quiet, special street. The Stebbins House was built in 1906 for Iowa City's longest-serving mayor, Frank K. Stebbins and constructed as an early precursor to the classic Sears & Roebuck homes, with materials delivered directly via rail. Lovingly maintained and nurtured over the decades, the home beautifully balances authentic period detail with thoughtful updates. Inside, discover exceptional original craftsmanship including diagonal pine flooring, custom fretwork, pristine wood baseboards and trim, functional wood pocket doors, and decorative vintage windows that provide natural light and lovely views. With 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, the versatile main level includes formal living and dining rooms, family room and a convenient 4th bedroom/ study with nearby remodeled 3/4 bath. The upper level provides three spacious bedrooms, sewing room/game room, sitting room and large full bath. The walk-up attic is framed for future expansion with potentially 3 additional rooms. Outside, take in views of the tree-lined neighborhood and brick streets from your front porch. Located within comfortable walking distance to downtown Iowa City, Northside boutiques and dining, Hancher Auditorium, University of Iowa campus and scenic trails along the Iowa River.