Vintage Craftsman features are evident throughout this 1926 home in Iowa City’s Northside Neighborhood. An estate offered and priced AS IS, this corner-lot home has great potential and is convenient to downtown. It has diagonal and parallel plank oak floors in most areas, oak woodwork and built-ins, a relaxing front porch, a small garden space in back as a charming view from the family room. The spacious main level has ample natural light and a living room open to the dining room that continues through glass French doors to the family room. The kitchen has its original sink, a Jenn Aire gas range, period linoleum floors, and glass-front oak Craftsman cupboards stained to match warm trim throughout the home. A mudroom off the kitchen doubles as a second pantry and opens to the driveway. An open staircase with Craftsman trim leads up to a landing with its own window then on to the upper level’s two bedrooms and a bath with a vintage tub. The unfinished lower level has high ceilings, ample storage, a washer and dryer, and two extra rooms (one has been used as a wine cellar). Within the boundaries of the Original Town of Iowa City, 430 Church St. proudly reflects a genteel earlier time and invites proud new owners.