Magnificent, sweeping views of the Mississippi River and Lock & Dam 19 define the experience of 729 Grand Avenue. Set high on a bluff above the river on nearly 0.8 acres along Keokuk's celebrated Grand Avenue, this extensively restored 1902 brick residence combines remarkable architecture, gracious proportions, and an exceptional setting. Located within the National Register-listed Park Place-Grand Avenue Residential Historic District, the home offers 4,473 sq. ft. above grade plus a 1,188 sq. ft. finished walkout lower level, 7 bedrooms, and 4.5 baths. Hardwood floors, natural woodwork, bay windows, and 3 fireplaces showcase the craftsmanship of its 1902 origins, while a family/sunroom adjoining the kitchen adds inviting everyday living space. Large windows throughout frame the ever-changing river views, from passing boats and barges to Lock & Dam 19 and its landmark hydroelectric powerhouse, creating a dynamic panorama of the Mississippi River. Formal and informal gathering spaces provide abundant room for entertaining, family, and guests. Extensively restored during the current owners' stewardship, the home retains the character and architectural presence that make it such a distinctive part of Grand Avenue. A rare combination of history, architecture, generous living space, and one of the Mississippi River's most memorable vantage points.