The Manegold/Gramling House — is listed on multiple historic registries, designed by noted architect Alexander Eschweiler, known for the Charles Allis Art Museum, flame-topped WI Gas Building, and UWM Quad. A brick walkway flanked by mature hedges leads to a covered porch. Inside, nearly 2,500 sq. ft. offer high ceilings, rich oak floors, leaded glass, period lighting and abundant natural light. A heated-floor full bath with custom woodwork fills the former maid’s quarters. Climb the grand staircase to four bedrooms and a second bath. Descend to 4 finished lower-level spaces and a A1/4 bath. A private, fenced backyard offers patios and a 2-car garage. Built in 1913 for Arthur Manegold, this Arts & Crafts home is featured with OnMilwaukee’s Urban Spelunking.