Trust me, you want to look inside this barn! That is one of the coolest barn conversions I have seen. Love their bar! This was originally a dairy barn. It was built in 1938. It is located on .80 acre in Daleville, Indiana. The front doors came from the historic Ball Store. The entry floors are from a Ball State Dormitory. The stairs and library cabinets came from Ball State. They spared no expense with this renovation. Four bedrooms, four bathrooms and 4,226 square feet. $510,000
Contact Jada Green with Carpenter Realtors: 765-606-7923
From the Zillow listing:
This beautifully renovated 1938 Dairy Barn offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history, seamlessly blending rustic charm with modern luxury. Situated on a .80-acre lot, this stunning home features 4 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and 4,226 finished square feet of living space. The barn’s original peg beam construction, using wood from trees sawn on the property, sets the tone for this exceptional residence. Salvaged details throughout the home, including front doors from the historic Ball Store, entry floors from a Ball State dormitory, and reclaimed stairs and library cabinets from Ball State, give this home unique character and charm. The main level boasts wide-plank floors salvaged and milled in North Carolina, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere throughout. The spacious upstairs offers a family room, “library”, the Primary bedroom with ensuite bath, the 2nd bedroom, an entertaining space and an eagle’s nest loft. The modern kitchen, refreshed in 2018 with quartz countertops and a large island, and recently updated bathrooms add contemporary convenience to this historic property. The exterior features a beautiful new patio with a firepit area – perfect for outdoor gatherings. Additional amenities include a detached garage with a bonus room, offering plenty of extra space for hobbies or storage. Located just 3 minutes from I-69, this home offers easy access to Indianapolis and Fort Wayne. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own this one-of-a-kind property where history meets modern living.
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