Enjoy this stunning Monroe County property with a picturesque valley view of 10 1/2 acres. This stunning rustic home of quality construction has a monolithic pour and rebar every 12 inches horizontally and vertically for heirloom quality. Hickory floors enhance this open concept home that accommodates huge entertaining options with solid wooden doors and trim, a front porch for additional entertaining, attractive vaulted ceilings, circular floor plan with great room and recreation room on the main, stunning entertaining kitchen with custom cabinetry, granite countertops, sunporch for entertaining, two main level half baths, and a wonderful mudroom. The upper level of this sturdy home has a loft area with skylights, large upper level bedroom suites with Jack and Jill, plus a primary suite with beautiful views of this gorgeous property. The setting of this lovely home cannot be articulated fully enough with lovely creek beds creating a boundary east and south of the home. Another component of this home is a 100‘ x 100‘ barn with interior riding arena and stalls. This meticulously maintained home and property is in a park like setting just minutes from I 69 access and shopping conveniences. * * * Elliot Stone Co. retains the separately deeded subsurface rights. * * *
Single-familyProperty Type
1999Year Built
10.5 acresLot Size
$154Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Jeff Franklin• FC Tucker/Bloomington REALTORS
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Last updated by owner on May 27, 2023.
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Mineral Extraction District
The purposes of the ME Zoning District are to establish areas for mineral extraction; and to protect areas of known limestone reserves from encroachment by incompatible residential and commercial development; to discourage residential, commercial, and to protect environmentally sensitive areas – such as flood prone areas, wetlands, watersheds, karst features, drainage areas, and steep slopes -and to maintain the character of the surrounding neighborhood to the greatest extent possible. Therefore, the number of uses permitted in the ME district is severely limited due to the intensive nature of the extractive operations.