Built in 1872, this beautifully cared-for home has been part of the Boughtonville landscape for more than 150 years. Originally the residence of Martin K. Stotts, the property has ties to the early history of Boughtonville through the Stotts family-Martin's brother Abram married Maryetta Boughton, for whom the community was named. The home's history is still visible in the craftsmanship and architectural details that remain today, including original hardwood floors, high ceilings, substantial mouldings and woodwork, built-ins, beautiful doors and two staircases. The striking main entry and staircase offer an especially memorable introduction to the home. With 3,536 square feet, five bedrooms and two full baths, the home offers generous living space along with the convenience of a main-floor bedroom, full bath and laundry. The spacious kitchen features a large butcher-block island, while the sunroom and inviting living spaces provide plenty of room to gather, work or simply enjoy the property. Set on 1.92 acres in the quiet rural community of Boughtonville, the home is complemented by a red barn, mature trees, expansive lawn and gently rolling grounds with plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors in every season. The property offers a peaceful country setting while remaining convenient to Willard and surrounding communities. Practical updates including replacement windows, vinyl siding, blown insulation and central air add modern comfort while allowing the home's historic character to remain the focus. All appliances, including the washer and dryer, will remain.