Step into history at the iconic Huber Historic Home, a stately 1908 Federalist-style brick mansion built by Frank Huber, son of Marion's ''Father of Industry,'' Edward Huber. Encompassing 8,226 sq. ft. across three stories plus a full basement, this architectural treasure blends timeless craftsmanship with thoughtful modern updates. Rich original details include exquisite unpainted woodwork, grand staircase, ballroom, stained glass windows, barrel ceiling, hand-painted staircase windows, five sets of pocket doors, and an imported German fireplace mantel. Original chandeliers and sconces grace the home, reflecting its early 20th-century elegance. The 1st floor (2,834 sq. ft.) features expansive gathering spaces ideal for events, meetings, or private living. The 2nd floor (2,696 sq. ft.) offers a fully equipped residence with four bedrooms, kitchen, and multiple baths. The 3rd floor (2,696 sq. ft.) includes a ballroom, additional bedrooms, kitchen, and baths—perfect for rental, Airbnb, or extended living. Each floor operates independently with separate HVAC systems (four total units). The full basement offers 8-ft ceilings, storage, workroom, and mechanicals. Extensive renovations include updated roofs, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, kitchens, baths, restored windows, new gas and water lines, whole-house filtration, paved parking for 25 vehicles, and enhanced structural and safety features—all while preserving historical integrity. Located at 416 E. Church Street, just steps from the Harding Presidential Center and Marion Public Library, this mixed-use property presents a rare opportunity for residential living, event venue income, office use, or investment. Own a distinguished piece of Marion history where legacy meets opportunity.