c. 1850 Octagon – Cloverdale, IN
SOLD / Archived From 2014
Added to OHD on 2/27/14 - Last OHD Update: 2/14/18 -
13 Comments
Address Withheld
Map: Street View
Price
$54,900
Beds
4
Baths
2
SqFt
2297
Acres
0.29
This is a unique home: A 2 story 2469 sq. ft. octagon shaped home with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, study, large foyer, Living room, Family room and Kitchen. The home is in need of some updating and some TLC but is a totally different look and appeal. There are 2 outbuildings; a 21x30 Barn plus another 15x30 outbuilding with plenty of room for storage. Outside are several flowering perennials with the large stoned patio in the shaded back yard. Located on Main Street in Cloverdale.
Sold By
Chris Wesley, RE/MAX (812) 828-5310 Links & Additional Info
State: Indiana | Region: Midwest (East North Central) | Period: All Romantic Era, Octagon (1850-1870)
Associated Styles: Octagon | Misc: Fixer-Uppers
Associated Styles: Octagon | Misc: Fixer-Uppers
13 Comments on c. 1850 Octagon – Cloverdale, IN
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Absolutely fascinating! If there were a “Quirky” category on OHD, this could lead the list.
Take out the dropped acoustic tile ceiling, do a little freshening, and open up the only “Phrenology Parlor” (heads measured by appointment) in town!
This one certainly appeals to the eccentric in me!
p.s.- Note the drawing of the house includes a second storey balustrade.
And speaking of octagons, this one has always dazzled me.
Make sure you click on each image, twice. They enlarge HUGE. Mouth-watering.
http://www.josephpelllombardi.com/5homes/newoctagon.html
Chestatee, GA
I love that one. I liked the movie that was filmed there too, something “Nest”?
Noblesville, IN
Gut job; but very cool…
Price is “optimistic’ given its location and current condition. This ‘should’ be, in my opinion , one that Indiana Landmarks ought to try to buy, stabilize, and then resell through their program.
There are unique issues with these homes and they are certainly rare. Really needs a serious restore and its going to be so overpriced that you’d never get you money back.
Just emptying all that ‘stuff” out would do wonders for it.
Thanks for the link Ross. Those enlarged pictures are FANTASTIC!!! Can we require everyone to take pictures like that?! 😉
Emporia, KS
I know! They take my breath away!
I think that this house is interesting and has some potential. Certainly, cleaning out the clutter and getting photos on a prettier day would help. I would love to see the inside and the floor plan.
The photo in the article is quite a bit more attractive.
I keep going back and looking at this one….not sure why because it has very few of my “must haves”. I do like the barn, and what is the other building, a rental? No mention made of it.
The other building was a TV repair shop in the 50’s and 60’s it was finished too. I know cause this was my Mother in Laws house since the early 60’s. My husband and I almost bought it in the 90’s to turn into a Bed & Breakfast.
I just bought this house last year and indeed there is a lot of work that needs to be done but it’s going to be a labor of love
Chestatee, GA
Congratulations! 🙂