Have you been dreaming of your very own getaway? You and your family will enjoy this 4 BR to 6 BR and 3 bath home on nearly 15 acres near Muncie Bypass and close to everything. As you enter this wooded and secluded drive you will find the home is nearly 400 feet from the public road. The property features an oversized 3 car garage with shop area, nearby water hydrant, electric and a loft for storage. The home also includes a very nice barn, perfect for horses w/3 stalls and a large hay loft--electricity, water that is surrounded by a fenced barnyard. The property has a great 1/4 acre pond-11 feet deep with a deck for diving or fishing!! The nearly 15 acres is divided as follows: 5 wooded acres, house w fenced area, detached garage, barn and barnyard, beyond the barnyard is 3 pasture acres, and then the balance 6.81 acres. Believe it or not, this property is nearly a 1/2 mile in length! The home is on well and septic for lower utility costs, and is heated with a 90 plus gas forced air furnace and has central AC. The kitchen features Oak cabinetry with bar area, SS appliances which will stay, and is adjacent to a very large dining area which opens into a large living room with bamboo flooring! The home has a full basement w laundry facilities (washer-dryer remain), rental softener and water heater and has been great for the current owners for a getaway and recreation area. The home has great outdoor living with an open rear deck and a nice covered porch. The home has a circular driveway, and owner reports that the trees help with keeping the home cool in the summer (rarely use AC) and the home feels airy w breezes. Limestone exterior is durable and maintenance free! This home has a wood burner that is cleaned annually, and has mostly vinyl replacement windows. Please bring your family out and see what a great home and property can do for you!!
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