Welcome to the Frank B. Upshaw House! Designed by locally renowned architect Morris H. Whitehouse, this substantial English Cottage style residence sits in the heart of Eastmoreland. Step inside and discover the warmth of this classic home, offering a substantial sunken living room bathed in natural light streaming through large windows and featuring a gas fireplace - the perfect space for hosting and relaxing. This is an entertainer's dream! Pass through the Living Room to the delightful tiled floor sunroom. This opens via French Doors to the well-established garden bordered by a newer fence. The large deck & patio support gracious outdoor living! The main level library/family room doubles as guest quarters with an adjacent full bath. The kitchen has been thoughtfully remodeled, preserving the home's character while incorporating high-quality fixtures and finishes. An office alcove, storage closet, and pantry make this a perfect blend of functionality and style! Upstairs you'll be pleased to find four comfortable bedrooms and a wonderful hall bath that celebrates the original tile and compliments it with added functionality to the shower. The deluxe Primary Suite supplies remarkable storage, including a capacious walk-in closet and two large double-doored wardrobes. With skylights and room for a quiet sitting area, this is your private sanctuary, a wonderful room to both start and finish your day! The handsome new Primary Bath has a double vanity, heated tile floor, and walk-in shower. The partially finished basement adds versatility to the property. The perfect hangout w/room for projects and hobbies. Make sure to review the list of features with recent system upgrades (roof, HVAC, plumbing, electrical service and panel, and EV Charging.) You'll enjoy convenient access to area shops, gardens, schools and nearby amenities! Don't miss this fantastic opportunity to own a piece of Eastmoreland history! You will love living here! [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10036966]