A landmark of Milwaukee history: built in 1905 for James Higler the home was purchased in 1911 and renovated by Walter Davidson, Harley-Davidson co-founder and the company’s first president. Designed by renowned architects Kirchhoff & Rose, this Arts & Crafts home stands just blocks from Harley-Davidson headquarters. Nearly 3,700 sq. ft. showcases meticulously preserved craftsmanship, including a mahogany dining room with ornamental plaster ceiling, original butler’s pantry, pristine period tile and built-ins. Thoughtful updates include a new kitchen with granite and stainless appliances. Original wood paneled media room, new windows and newer 2-car garage. Four spacious bedrooms, 2.5 baths, fenced yard, beautiful landscaping and a grand front porch complete this exceptional historic home.