Fall in love with this Victorian treasure! Built at the turn of the century this home is rich in craftsmanship and timeless character that speak to a bygone era. Steeped in history this early 1900s home was once owned by E.F Case, who purchased the Watervliet newspaper. Now the Tri-City Record. Later operated alongside his son, a Michigan State Senator and Secretary of State. Step into timeless character paired with thoughtful updates in this beautifully refined home. A welcoming wraparound porch leads into a light-filled entry, where an original staircase makes a striking first impression, framed by expansive windows that pour in natural light.The dining room showcases original hardwood floors and a classic built-in, creating a warm yet elevated space for gathering. The updated kitchen offers an abundance of cabinetry, blending function with clean, modern appeal. Upstairs, the primary suite is a true retreat generously sized with rich character, highlighted by a whitewashed brick ornamental chimney and a balcony door that opens to a private balcony. A glass enclosed reading nook adds a unique and serene touch, perfect for quite moments. The home features four bedrooms, with the flexibility of a dedicated office, along with two fully renovated bathrooms. The primary bath is a standout, designed in a modern farmhouse aesthetic with a soaking tub, glass enclosed walk-in shower, and a heated towel warmer for a spa like experience. But wait! The fun has just begun! On the third floor, an expansive theatre room offers the ultimate space for entertaining, movie nights, or gathering with family and friends. A rare and valuable addition, the property also includes a four car garage and a fully renovated, self contained bonus space featuring a bathroom with shower and a fully equipped kitchen area ideal for entertaining, hobbies, or a private retreat. A beautiful home with a story to tell! This home is easy to fall in love with!