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$275,000

2602 N Walnut St
Attica, Indiana, United States

2bd 1ba

Listed By: Realtyww Info

Listed On: 08/25/2024

Listing ID: GL11430238 View More Details

Description

You don't want to miss this unique historic property! It's an 1891 converted schoolhouse with the original working bell in the bell tower. The hobby farm is situated on just over 3 acres with a large fenced in yard with beautiful landscaping and a hay pasture. Upon pulling up to this gorgeous home you find a fully fenced yard and a covered front porch that you can sit and enjoy a cup of coffee! The historical home has many unique features that are used in the home such as: 1700 square feet of living with 11 feet tall ceilings, original chalkboards used in the schoolhouse and the old doors used that have been converted into shelves. Upon entering the home, you walk into a cozy an open concept room with original hard wood flooring. The kitchen boasts Amish made cabinetry, upgraded granite countertops and a center island with bar seating. The living area features a wood burning stove and hard wood flooring with raised ceilings. off of the kitchen is a formal dining space that could potentially be used as a third bedroom. The dining space has upgraded electrical and a beautiful chandelier. There is another family room off of the kitchen that leads to the two bedrooms. At the end of the home, you find two bedrooms one with hardwood flooring and one with carpeting. Outside, you find an old, converted coal storage building that is a glamorous She Shed and great for extra guests! The home also features a 55x30 detached garage with a heated workshop room and sits next to the Portland Arch Nature Preserve. It has two fenced in areas for gardening and a chicken coop! The original schoolhouse display is in the basement of the Fountain County Courthouse in Covington. Don't miss your chance on this amazing property!

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Listed by: Lindsey Salts