Charming open-front porch with decorative stamped concrete creates a welcoming first impression. The warm wood front door, featuring original beveled glass, opens into a foyer highlighted by a brass and crystal chandelier, a small closet, and a decorative leaded glass window at the base of the grand staircase. Elegant French doors with paned glass add to the formal ambiance. The spacious living room is filled with natural light from large windows and features exquisite columns with built-in glass-door cabinets, which are also found in the dining room and parlor (labeled as a breakfast nook in the floor plans). Ornate brass light fixtures add to the historic character of the space. At the back of the home, the kitchen boasts original, refinished wood cabinetry and plenty of open floor space for a dining table or island. The adjacent butler’s pantry includes glass-front cabinets, large drawers, and hooks for additional storage. A convenient half bath is also located on the first floor. A bright sunroom with French doors leads to the backyard and features a ceiling fan for added comfort. A maid’s staircase provides access from the basement all the way to the third floor. The attic is an unfinished space with tall ceilings and a generous open area, offering plenty of potential for customization. The second floor hosts five bedrooms with beautiful closet spaces and a full bathroom that includes a unique wall of drawers and mirrored doors for abundant linen storage. A charming three-season enclosed porch on this level offers great views. The basement features tall ceilings, an additional toilet stall, laundry area, workshop, and storage with built-in cabinets. Two carpeted rooms provide ideal spaces for a craft room, library, or office. The backyard offers unexpected privacy, with a walkway leading to the two-car garage/carriage house accessible from the alley. The garage provides additional storage on the ground floor and a pull-down staircase to an unfinished attic—perfect for a potential studio. All of this is within walking distance to Downtown Ironwood, close to local diners, shopping, and just south of the town’s paved silent sport trails.