$395,000
A quintessential blend of history and space: 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, on E Washington Street. Built in the late 1800s, this Indiana victorian showcases original craftsmanship, rich hardwoods, and stained glass that enhances its warm, inviting ambiance.
Realtor Comments
The spacious main level offers two bedrooms and two full baths, kitchen, a formal dining room with a built-in cabinet, game/craft room, a welcoming living room with a cozy gas log fireplace, a massive family room that is filled with natural light from an abundance of windows and provides the perfect space for gatherings. Upstairs, you’ll find three additional generously sized bedrooms and a full bath, offering flexibility for family, guests, or home office needs. Enjoy outdoor living on the back deck or fenced in yard all while being conveniently located close to downtown shopping, dining, and entertainment. This historic gem blends classic character with everyday functionality – a rare opportunity you won’t want to miss!
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- Circa 1862
Contact Realtor: Angela Abraham
Brokered by The Modglin Group
Pros
- Affordability: Generally lower housing costs and cost of living than many metro Virginia cities.
- Small-town feel with a sense of community: Friendly neighborhoods and slower pace can be appealing for families and retirees.
- Proximity to outdoor activities: Access to the surrounding Piedmont region, nearby parks, lakes, and countryside for hiking, fishing, and outdoor recreation.
- NASCAR and local culture: Martinsville Speedway and regional events add a unique cultural flavor and community pride.
- Central location in the region: Reasonable drives to Roanoke, Danville, Martinsville Speedway events, and other Southwest/Central Virginia destinations.
- Local services: A range of essential services, shops, and dining options catering to residents without the chaos of a big city.
- Slower traffic and noise levels: Typically less congestion compared with larger nearby cities.
Cons
- Limited local job market: Fewer employers and slower job growth; many residents commute to nearby towns for certain industries.
- Healthcare access: While adequate for basic needs, more specialized care may require trips to larger cities with bigger hospitals.
- Education variation: School quality can vary by district or neighborhood; may require careful research for families with specific needs.
- Shopping and entertainment: Fewer dining options, entertainment venues, and cultural attractions than larger metros.
- Public transportation: Limited public transit; car ownership is often essential.
- Growth pressures: As the area develops, traffic and housing demand may increase, potentially changing the town’s character.
- Weather and climate: Humid subtropical with hot summers and occasional severe weather; plan for humidity and summer storms.
740 E Washington St, Martinsville, IN 46151
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