Step back in time with the "Marsh-Baucom House," a stunning 1905 historic home on North Elm Street in Marshville, NC. Built by philanthropist James Marsh, who named the town, this 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home exudes charm with heart pine floors, beadboard ceilings, architectural woodwork, and bubble glass windows. Seven original fireplaces and three chimneys highlight the character, while the large owner’s suite on the main level boasts a claw-foot tub, double pedestal sinks, a walk-in shower, and a spacious closet with a laundry chute. Enjoy modern updates, including a heating unit less than 5 years old and recent kitchen appliances. Set on just under 1 acre, this home offers both historical significance and everyday convenience. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of Marshville history—schedule your tour today!