Welcome to 407 A Avenue East, an exceptional example of late 19th-century residential architecture designed by Frank E. Wetherell, one of Iowa’s most influential architects. Wetherell’s legacy is etched throughout Oskaloosa in landmark buildings such as City Hall, the Public Library, and the beloved town bandstand. This grand residence stands as a testament to his […]

Located on the square in Lake City’s charming downtown square, this beautifully restored Carnegie Library offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of history reimagined as a vibrant commercial space. Originally constructed in 1900 with a grant from Andrew Carnegie, this iconic building has been thoughtfully converted into a versatile retail space, previously operating […]

A rare jewel, perched gracefully atop a scenic bluff in one of Dubuque’s most cherished historic neighborhoods, is 563 West 11th Street, locally known as the John Bell House. This stunning Second Empire masterpiece has been lovingly restored to showcase its 19-th century charm and was designed by architect Ora Holland. This home has five […]

Welcome to the Marshall M. Walker House….One of the BEST views of Dubuque and the Mississippi River. This historically restored, meticulously maintained Queen Anne-style home was built in 1885. Make this mansion, known as the Red Lady on the Bluff your new home. There are 7 bedrooms, 6 bath, updated kitchen with formal dining room, […]