The Historic Hubbard-Goodell House is at 1401 N San Joaquin St w/ 4-5 bedrooms, 2 baths & 3026+/- sf. This vintage turn-of-the-century large Craftsman home sits on a corner lot in Stockton's Magnolia Historic District. It has incredible history, craftsmanship, & millwork from a by-gone era. The main floor is almost completely period except for the bthrm, preserving the original hardwood floors, millwork, built-ins, leaded glass windows & fixtures from the early 1900s. The combination of preserved architecture, building techniques, & fixtures in the home are extremely rare. There is a formal entry area from the covered patio leading to the large living space with spectacular millwork & construction work, original wood floors, divine leaded windows, & a grand staircase leading to the upper level. The parlor is adorned with vintage wainscoting, bay windows, built-ins, & beamed ceilings. The kitchen offers traditional cabinetry & upstairs offers 3 generous bedrooms & a nice-sized loft area that can be used as a 5th BR or other room. There's a Jack & Jill bathroom upstairs w/ a pedestal sink & clawfoot tub. There's also a basement for plenty of storage. The Hubbard-Goodell House is a distinguished 1909 Craftsman masterpiece nestled in Stkn's sought-after Magnolia Historic Preservation District. A wrought-iron fence w/ dual entry gates & an automatic driveway gate provides both elegance and security, complemented by a covered 2-car carport and an attached 2-car garage, & a full 638 square-foot basement w/ concrete flooring. Inside, the home is a showcase of preserved period detailing, hardwood floors, rich wood paneling, wainscoting, vintage wall coverings & built-in cabinetry create a warm, authentic ambiance. The wooden staircase, coffered ceiling w/ chandelier & generously sized wood-framed doorways highlight the home's craftsmanship. This is a definite one-of-a-kind must see historic home!