PHOTOS: See inside an $8.5 million White House look-alike in Indiana situated on 45 acres with a horse-riding arena and car museum
The seller is being represented by agents at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Indiana Realty.Although the exterior resembles the White House in Washington, DC, the interior of the home differs from the historical landmark.Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Indiana Realty
Although neither of the offices featured in the listing look like the famous Oval Office, they both boast grand layouts. The first office sports ceiling-to-floor wood paneling, and is decorated with a rather patriotic seal, per listing photos.The main residence on the property measures in at 33,547 square feet and includes an 11,000 square-foot area for "a car museum, recreational sports area, event facility."Berkshire Hathaway HomeServicesThe White House-inspired home has spent about 15 days on the market as of Friday afternoon, according to the official listing.
On the brokerage's website, potential buyers are invited to take a "look around" with a video tour of the property.More features of the main residence on the property include the backyard pool area, a billiards room, and a fitness room.There are four horse barns, a guest house, and living quarters above the main barn on the 45-acre property, according to Realtor.com.
Each of the barns has between two and four stalls, and the property includes a riding arena for equine enthusiasts.
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