Discover 1314 East Walnut Street, a timeless masterpiece crafted circa 1930s in the American Colonial Revival style by A. M. Curtis. This historic gem, built on the site of the George McCann farmhouse, seamlessly blends original character with contemporary comforts. Ideal for entertaining, the main floor showcases a large living room with beamed ceilings, cedar mantel surround, stone accents, and pegged hardwood flooring. A sun parlor and formal dining room open via French doors, while an updated kitchen boasts commercial-grade appliances, granite countertops, and a pantry. Adjacent, a half bath offers convenience. Boasting five spacious bedrooms, including a second-floor laundry room (4th bedroom), this residence offers sanctuary. The primary bedroom features an en suite bathroom with a stunning shower, luxurious soaking tub, granite double sinks, and ample closet space, including a walk-in with built-ins. A sun parlor extends the primary suite, leading to a charming balcony. The second floor is designed with a coffee bar, multiple closets with pull-out drawers, and a laundry shoot. Generous secondary bedrooms include a third bedroom with a unique rounded doorway, adjoining a character-rich bathroom. The oversized fifth bedroom preserves historic charm with an en suite bathroom and walk-in closet. Original details like an impressive staircase, storage closets, crown molding, and glass door knobs enrich the home, complemented by a secondary staircase to the two-car garage. Outside, the 0.83-acre lot features lush gardens and ample entertaining space. The brick and stucco exterior, with a second-floor balcony, enhances the home's timeless appeal. Experience the blend of historic charm and modern luxury at 1314 East Walnut Street—an opportunity not to be missed.