Designed by George Foster, one of the architects who contributed several notable homes within Wausau’s Highland Park Historic District, this mid-century modern residence known as the “Tinkham house” reflects the thoughtful design principles that continue to make the style so sought after today. Positioned on a beautifully landscaped 0.56-acre lot on Wausau’s East Hill, the property has been meticulously maintained while preserving the character and craftsmanship that make it unique. A spacious foyer with slate tile flooring creates a welcoming introduction and opens to the main living area, where a brick fireplace and built-in bookcases serve as the focal point of the living room. The formal dining area flows naturally from the living space, creating an ideal setting for gatherings and entertaining, while oversized windows throughout the home bring in abundant natural light. One of the home’s most enjoyable spaces is the three-season room, where walls of windows overlook stone pathways, mature gardens and the private backyard. Whether enjoying a morning coffee, reading a book or simply taking in the scenery, this room offers a peaceful connection to the outdoors throughout much of the year. The kitchen features beautiful cabinetry, granite countertops, included appliances and a large walk-in pantry. A built-in bench creates a convenient dinette area, while the adjacent laundry and mudroom provides easy access to the attached two-car garage. Nearby, the spacious main-level family room is anchored by a second gas fireplace. Unlike many family rooms of its era, large windows keep the space bright and inviting, making it a natural gathering place for daily living and entertaining. French doors open to a private primary wing featuring a full bathroom, home office and main bedroom retreat. Upstairs, you’ll find three bedrooms, all with hardwood flooring and a renovated full bathroom. Two of the upper-level bedrooms are generously sized, while the third includes a built-in dresser and offers flexibility as a nursery, dressing room or exceptional walk-in closet. Outside, the landscaped grounds feature two stone patios, mature plantings and ample space for entertaining, gardening or simply enjoying the privacy of the setting. Additional updates and features include a dry basement, two newer water heaters, radon mitigation system, central air conditioning, Pure Air Filtration System, Aprilaire humidifier, concrete driveway and recently updated screens within the three-season room. Designed by George Foster, whose work helped shape the character of Wausau’s Highland Park Historic District, this home offers the rare opportunity to own a piece of local architectural history while enjoying the benefits of thoughtful stewardship and modern updates. This property is registered on both the State Register of Historic Places and the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing resource within the Highland Park Historic District.