This historic Indiana home was built in the late 1800s by Jacob Witmer. It was originally called Witmer Saloon, a bar located in Witmer's gardens. This building has had multiple uses throughout its almost one hundred and fifty years. Most recently it was rehabbed in the early 2000s and transformed into a gorgeous four-bedroom, one office, and 1 & 1/2 bathroom historic home. It has an open concept living room, kitchen, and dining area with high ceilings. The kitchen features a historic general store bar converted into a kitchen peninsula with handmade kitchen cabinets and sandstone counters. This home has a number of beautiful details such as 8-foot French front doors, rolling library stairs, natural locally Quarried sandstone walls, spiral wood stairs, wrought iron stair railings, sassafras wood and poplar wood floors, natural stone tile floors, stain glass/etched glass, clawfoot tub, recessed wood framed interior windows, 10 foot & 11 foot ceilings and a small office loft nook. This must-see home also includes radiant heated floors, two-horse barn converted into a shed, sandstone patios, red rock sidewalk, watchdog wired dog fence, kids playhouse, and lots of small storage cubbyholes. So much charm and character so don't wait to check it out!