1903 Farmhouse in Salem, Indiana

From The Archives	Listing No. 3094 1903 Farmhouse Salem, IN
	Horse Farm! Remodeled Farm House 4/2, approx 2100 sq ft, Huge woodstove, central heat and air, library, formal liv room, 4/2 large eat in kitchen, separate formal dining room, large laundry and mudroom, french doors overlooking property with upstairs deck off of master bedroom, infrared lights in bath with heat strips, all new vinyl siding, covered front porch, fenced and cross fenced for horses, large 40 x 40 barn with 2 stalls with separate tack room and lean to on side of barn with run in shelter, large dog kennel with 30 ft run and covered area, well water and public water, all new windows and completely remodeled 3 years ago, must see to appreciate, timber available to be logged out, separate pasture for miniature horses and 5 fenced in pastures for horses all new gates. Workshop, 2 storage Bldgs, New Chicken House (fresh eggs every morning), Historical property orignially homesteaded in 1875 completely redone 3 years ago, 4 bedroom 2 bath Farmhouse with Country Charm.
	Bedrooms: 4 Full Bath(s): 2 Heated Sq. Ft.: 2,100 Stories: 2 Acres: 10.500	Features. 1st Floor Bath 1st Floor Bedroom 1st Floor Laundry Room Attic Bonus Room Breakfast Room Crawl Space Den Dining room Kitchen Laundry Room Library Living room Utility Room Master bedroom upstairs Automatic outside lights Barn Driveway - Dirt Fenced Yard Fresh paint Garden Gated Entry Patio Pond Porch Restored exterior Storage Building Storm Windows Workshop Carpet Ceiling Fans Fireplaces Original wood windows Wood floors Shingle Roof Central air City water supply Dishwasher Gas heating Heat pump Range Refrigerator Septic Tank Water Heater - Electric Stained Glass Window(s)
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