602 N Kalamazoo Avenue, Marshall City, MI 49068

WALNUT HILL ~ Stunning 6 bed, 3.5 bath premier 5,000+ sq ft 1857 Historic home on 1.47 acres on Marshall's most beautiful street! Gracefully restored light-filled home w/towering ceilings, custom woodwork, large formal living & dining rooms, cozy family room, 2 fireplaces, a 45' x 20' gathering room w/custom bookcases & French doors overlooking expansive lush yard/gardens & incredible pond/waterfall. Large, updated kitchen opens to family, dining & gathering rooms w/built-in display & storage areas. Main-floor owner's suite/private retreat, w/jetted tub, huge walk-thru custom closet & private laundry. Perfect family & entertainment home! Hardwood floors, 3 furnaces, 2 A/C units, fenced yard, 3 car garages, large studio/office. Walk to downtown--just minutes from Blue Oval Battery Park MI!From the 2025 Marshall Historic Home Tour database: Walnut Hill: A Grand Marshall Residence Nestled on what's often called Marshall's most beautiful street, Walnut Hill at 602 N. Kalamazoo Avenue stands as a premier historical residence. Constructed in 1857 or 1858, this impressive home embodies the grandeur of its era, contributing to the rich tapestry of nineteenth and early twentieth-century architecture found along North Kalamazoo Avenue. While its specific architectural style isn't explicitly defined, its features align with the stately Italianate, Italian Villa, Queen Anne, and Colonial Revival influences prevalent in the area. Spanning over 5,000 finished square feet on nearly an acre and a half, Walnut Hill has always been a property of significant scale. Its original design boasted towering ceilings, custom millwork including 12-inch baseboards and chair rails, elegant transom windows, and original brass fixtures, all set against a backdrop of hardwood floors. The layout offered a magnificent setting for grand living, with a formal living room and fireplace, a spacious dining room featuring built-in china cabinets, and a cozy family room also graced with a fireplace. A truly unique feature was the expansive 45' x 20