407 A Avenue East is a true architectural gem and a proud piece of Oskaloosa’s rich history. This grand residence was part of acclaimed architect Frank E. Wetherell's work, along with other city icons, including City Hall, Public Library, and beloved Oskaloosa Bandstand. With over 5,000 sq ft of living space, this stately home offers both historic elegance and modern potential. The main floor features a formal dining room with original built-in corner hutch and stunning hardwood-paneled walls, an expansive living room with original tray ceilings and 2 fireplaces, spacious kitchen, adjacent laundry, full bathroom with classic clawfoot tub, and two versatile rooms currently used as additional living and dining areas, ideal for a main-floor primary suite or office space. Upstairs, you'll find 5 generously sized bedrooms, some featuring original vanity sinks, along with a charming 3/4 bath with another clawfoot tub. The finished attic, currently used as a non-conforming bedroom, adds nearly 600 sq ft of additional living space, perfect for a playroom, studio, or guest suite. The finished basement offers even more flexibility with a cozy living area, kitchenette, 2 non-conforming bedrooms, a 3/4 bath, and private exterior access, ideal for multigenerational living or potential rental income. Whether you’re a lover of historic homes, need room to grow, or seek investment potential, this one-of-a-kind residence offers timeless character, space, and unmatched architectural legacy.