Step back in time as you enter this stunning 1865 home, nestled in the heart of Martinsville. Once sitting untouched for years, locals have watched in awe as this historic beauty has been meticulously brought back to life. Over the past 7 years, the owners have lovingly restored this home,… Read More preserving its original glory while thoughtfully incorporating modern amenities. The home's exterior showcases the original siding, hand-sanded and painted to perfection. The Amish-crafted spindles on the porch add to its timeless appeal, while the newly constructed concrete sidewalks, steps, porch, retaining wall & brick foundation enhance its curb appeal. Inside, you'll find restored original wood floors, fp mantels/tiles fitted w new gas lines. Every detail has been lovingly refurbished, from the hardware to the elegant curved staircase, original doors, and trim. The new insulated wood windows, complete w original rope & pulleys, retain the home's character while ensuring energy efficiency. The open-concept kitchen is a true showstopper, featuring custom Amish cabinetry topped with granite, a gorgeous copper sink, and a stunning backsplash from Turkey. The spacious living & dining areas are perfect for gatherings, highlighted by a grand bifold door. With two primary bedrooms-one on the main and one upstairs-this home offers 4 bedrooms & 3.5 baths in total.The third level boasts full-height, unfinished attic space, while the 2car garage features an epoxy floor & loft. The basement includes a new concrete floor w perimeter drain & encapsulated crawl space. All mechanicals have been updated: electric, plumbing, drain line to the city main & dual HVAC systems. New drywall, blown-in insulation, roof, gutters, & a mortared & sealed chimney complete the package.This home is truly one of a kind, blending high-quality craftsmanship with historic charm. The prime location also makes this a great business opportunity for a bed & breakfast, air b&b, tea room, office space, antiques & more! Read Less
Area: 3177, Architecture: "TraditonalAmerican", "Victorian", Building Area: 3793, Construction Materials: "Wood", Levels: "Two and a Half", Year Built: 1865
