This beautiful, two-story home is located at the intersection of North Washington Street and West Kendall Street on a large corner lot in Martinsville. The house was built around 1920. A large covered porch welcomes you to the front of the house and is the perfect spot to enjoy the evening after a long day at work or to entertain on the weekends. As you make your way into the house, you will first notice all the breathtaking woodworking. Most of the house still has all of the woodworking in its original condition. All of the interior doors are solid wood, along with all the trim and baseboards. There are two original pocket doors; the largest is between the living room and dining room. Another amazing feature of this historic home is the original hardwood flooring, which has been cared for and never covered with carpet. The spacious living room and dining room are located on the home's main level. The kitchen is just off the dining room and offers plenty of cabinet storage and counter space. One bedroom is located on the main level, currently used as a home office and has its own private half bath. The home's upper level offers three large bedrooms and two full bathrooms. All three bedrooms are spacious in size, and all offer ample closet space. One of the full bathrooms has a clawfoot bathtub, which is a perfect way to end a long work day. The basement of the home is not finished but has lots of charm with original brick walls. In the lower level, you will find the laundry room, mechanical room, and a few additional storage rooms. One unique feature in the basement is a vented charcoal grill that can be utilized year-round, even when the weather is bad outside. The yard boasts mature trees with ample shade and sits on just under an acre. The outdoor space has limitless possibilities and offers plenty of room for entertaining. A two-car, detached garage sits conveniently next to the house. An additional storage shed is located at the west end of the property. Both the garage and storage shed have concrete floors and overhead doors. Call Land Specialist Adam Crumrin today at 217-276-2334 for a private tour of this beautiful historic home.