Country living in Parke County! This 5 bedroom, 3 bath Amish home has 2784 square feet of hand crafted construction. This incredible pole barn home was built in 2019. The large kitchen has beautiful hickory cabinets; these same cabinets can be found in the bathrooms and garage. The garage contains a full 2nd kitchen which the homeowner uses for baking and canning. The 5 bedrooms are finished in pine and give each room that cabin feel. Large windows provide plenty of natural light. This open concept home is warm and inviting, perfect for the largest of families. The entire home has Happy Feet waterproof floor covering throughout, as well as radiant heat, making the floors warm even on the coldest day. Propane is used to power the boiler and the 2 stoves in the home, and solar power provides electrical power to the other appliances and some of the lighting. Increasing the number of solar panels and the battery storage would provide the needed power to convert the entire home to all electric and still be off the grid. A home office is located on the back side of the garage. The back of the home has 3 different access points to reach the large back patio from the home. The entire exterior of the home is metal, making it maintenance-free for years to come. The garage feels more like living space and adds an additional 1600 square feet to an already large structure. Two other buildings are part of this property. The first is a 1360 square foot barn that sits just across the drive from the house. The barn has built in stalls for horses or livestock, concrete floors, and provides plenty of room for feed and storage. It has stall access to the fenced in pasture. The second barn is currently used as a shop building for a small business. It sits at the head of the property and is just a short walk to the home, but far enough to keep business and family separate. This building is 36 X 64 or 2304 square feet. It too has concrete floors. It also has 3 large roll up doors, with the north quarter of the building being a workshop. Transitioning the home and barns to the 66 wooded acres are large garden areas and beautiful flowing plants and landscaping. Love to hunt? The wooded acres are steep with a lot of nice trees for plenty of stand locations. The deer sign is everywhere in the form of rubs, scrapes, and trails that have been worn from years of use. The many ridge tops produce a lot of roosting trees for the resident turkeys. Rocky Fork Creek cuts across the property, providing year round water for all the resident wildlife. Some former logging roads criss cross the property and provide access to most of the property. To schedule a property visit, contact Land Specialist, Jeff Michalic, at the above email address or give him a call at 812-230-4503.