Now is your chance to own a rare historic treasure in Wausau’s East Side Neighborhood. Step into timeless elegance with this one-of-a-kind home, nestled in Wausau’s sought-after Historic District. Designed in 1934 by renowned Milwaukee architect Thomas Van Alyea, the John and Genevieve Stevens House is a stunning example of English Cottage Style architecture with rich influences from the Arts and Crafts movement. The home’s distinctive exterior showcases a harmonious blend of brick, stone, and clapboard siding, accented by multi-gabled roofs, charming wall dormers, and cascading rooflines across three levels. The result is a storybook façade that exudes character and craftsmanship rarely found today. Inside, you’re welcomed by a graceful corridor featuring a grand wooden staircase that sets the tone for the home's refined interior. Throughout the home, you’ll be impressed by the original woodwork and hardwood flooring. The formal living room, complete with a cozy wood-burning fireplace, offers the perfect setting for large gatherings, while the adjoining 3-season sunroom is a serene space ideal for relaxing, cultivating plants, or pursuing artistic passions. Entertain in style in the formal dining room with a beautiful bay window. Or enjoy more casual everyday meals in the charming breakfast nook. If you like to dine al fresco, step outside to the open-air covered porch, just off of the kitchen. For those whose love language is food, you’ll often gather in the thoughtfully remodeled kitchen which features Featherstone cabinetry, granite countertops, tile backsplash, and a premium Wolf dual fuel range. A generous 18x8 butler’s pantry provides exceptional storage and prep space. With 5 spacious bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms, this home offers flexible living for families of all sizes. A main floor bedroom and full bath provide easy access for guests or multigenerational living. Upstairs, the primary suite is a true retreat, boasting a 14x8 dressing room with built-in closets and an updated en suite bathroom with a brand-new walk-in tile shower (2025). Two of the additional large upstairs bedrooms share a bath, while the back bedroom—once the maid’s quarters—features a private bath, separate hallway, and a convenient stackable washer/dryer. The basement also has another laundry room with second washer and dryer. Outside, enjoy a partially fenced yard and a private patio discretely tucked away with a hot tub for year-round relaxation. A two-car garage with ample storage is connected to the home by a unique covered breezeway, keeping you dry and comfortable in any weather. Worth noting: The exterior of the home has recently been painted (2025), electrical has been updated, New roof/decking/downspouts/gutters (2020), New insulation (2020), New water heater/water shut-off (2023), New Furnace & A/C (2020), and SO MUCH MORE… see associated documents. Homes of this caliber, with architectural pedigree and enduring charm, rarely come to market. Don’t miss your opportunity to own a piece of Wausau’s history.