924 Marshall Avenue Timeless character and thoughtful updates define this remarkable 1904 American Arts & Crafts Four Square, cherished by one family for the past 34 years. Situated on a prominent corner lot with deep boulevards, this home offers a gracious and inviting floor plan across four levels, blending historic craftsmanship with modern comfort. A welcoming enclosed wraparound three-season porch leads through original double front doors into a home filled with extraordinary old-world detail. Rich oak, maple, and fir millwork, a stunning formal oak staircase with stained glass by local artist Howard Pauna, and an original built-in oak buffet showcase the home’s exceptional preservation. The dining room features elegant oak paneling and a classic plate rail, while multiple leaded and stained-glass windows add warmth and artistry throughout. The sun-filled eat-in kitchen features a southern bay window, warm oak cabinetry, and beautiful Brazilian soapstone countertops prized for their natural durability and timeless appeal. A tiled rear mudroom offers generous built-in storage, while the unusually open rear staircase provides convenient access to the lower level. The second floor offers four generously sized bedrooms with ample closets, a large central hallway, full bath, and three separate staircases—an uncommon and highly functional design. The spacious third-floor owner’s suite spans three bright rooms with abundant natural light and a private full bath, creating a peaceful retreat. Every floor includes a bathroom, and major investments have already been made in the home’s infrastructure, including updated plumbing, electrical, HVAC, buried 200-amp service, tankless water heater, Aprilaire humidifier, and a new full-size vented forced-air system. The original fireplace has been updated with a modern electric heated log insert for comfort and style. Outside, a premium cedar privacy fence surrounds nearly the entire yard, creating a rare sense of seclusion in the city. The impressive 24x36 garage includes storage trusses, and exterior details such as Brazilian walnut front steps, cedar-shingled dormers, and ongoing preservation work continue the home’s legacy of care. This is a rare opportunity to own a beautifully preserved historic home where classic architecture and extensive modern updates come together seamlessly.