Description

Welcome to one of the finest historic homes in Eastern Indiana! The main portion of this home was built in the 1860s and has recently been restored and added on to in a manner that is seamless with the original homestead. This property is just over 15 acres and sits about 1500′ off of state road 1 to ensure privacy and solitude. As you come up the lane you will enter through a newly installed electric gate system. On the North side of the drive sits two active grain bins that provide enough income to cover property taxes each year. On the south side is a 44’x52′ Morton Building and 60’x120′ historic barn and milk parlor built in the early 1900s. This multi-level barn is still in great shape and fully functional. The majority of the 15 acres is fenced with a mixture of active pasture and pasture land that has been let go wild but could easily be reclaimed. There is a stream that runs east and west through the property. If you enjoy wildlife, there are a lot of deer and wild turkey that use the land. The home is something you have to see for yourself to really enjoy to its fullest extent. The foundation is solid as a rock and the recent additions are seamless. The interior has so much functional space and room for your own customization and layout. The kitchen is the current owners favorite part! A huge island, multiple sinks, soft closing drawers, endless storage, both gas and electric oven, large refrigerator and fully operational fireplace. The half bathrooms are all prepped to add showers. The sauna in the entry room is staying with the home and is “like new” condition.