This “classic” Craftsman house is located in the sought-after Upland Area. With its overhanging eaves, front porch, and stone columns, this is one of the few, if not the only, home in this area of Upland that is an example of the style and many charming characteristics of an early 20th-century house. The four-bedroom, two-bath residence was built in 1928 and still has its original hardwood oak floors, wide beautiful crown molding, and built-ins throughout the house, which give it an added hint of history. Downstairs includes a formal dining room, living room with fireplace, a bedroom, bath with vintage color tiles, mud room, sun room, washer and dryer (hidden behind folding doors), and a breakfast nook. The kitchen door opens up to the backyard of the over-thirteen-thousand-square-foot lot. On the grounds are grassy spaces and 26 varieties of trees, including fruit and nut trees. The backyard also holds a detached garage and access from the long driveway clear back to the alley behind the lot. Room to park many cars and RV parking. Great mountain view from upstairs windows. Upstairs you will find three more bedrooms, an office, and another nostalgia-inspired full bath. There is also a basement below the first floor, which is perfect for storage. Newer aspects of the home include dual pane windows throughout, forced-air heat with baseboard vents, and a recently built redwood fence around the yard with a gate from the driveway. Great Upland schools, shops, and restaurants nearby, and conveniently located to freeways.