2076 Dynasty Ridge Rd Martinsville, IN 46151
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About this home
The sellers call it "Paradise" and it's easy to see why. From sunrise to sunset, this stunning estate captures the essence of resort-style living. Set on 8.09 private acres in Dynasty-with no HOA or restrictive covenants-offers rare freedom & privacy. The sale also includes a Painted Hills lake lot (MLS#22068989), giving you full access to Painted Hills' resort-style amenities: 2 private lakes for boating and fishing, clubhouse, restaurant & bar, pool, tennis/pickleball, playground, dog park, & a packed calendar of live music & year-round events. Over 10,000 SF, this home was designed for entertaining & multigenerational living. Featuring 7 bedrooms/4.5 baths, including 3 primary suites & a private in-law suite with its own entrance-perfect for extended family, guests, or potential income as an Airbnb or bed & breakfast. The home also includes a 50x33 four-bay heated garage, a gourmet kitchen, and massive windows framing panoramic views. Updates include -new roof, brand-new carpet, and 3 geothermal HVAC units-ensure comfort & efficiency. Multiple decks invite you to relax or entertain outdoors. The finished, insulated 40x60 barn adds even more flexibility for gatherings, hobbies, or a home-based business. Hop on your ATV or golf cart & explore the world-class Cedar Creek Winery & Distillery, enjoy dinner & live entertainment at the clubhouse, or stroll through local farmers markets. Everything you need to live, play, & unwind is right here. Whether you envision a luxury family retreat, multigenerational estate, or business opportunity as a bed & breakfast or Airbnb, this one-of-a-kind property offers privacy, natural beauty, a true lifestyle experience-all just minutes from I-69 and a short drive to Greenwood, Bloomington, Indpls. Current owner has been approved for a home-based business(buyer to verify any future business use). Families may choose between Martinsville or Indian Creek Schools. MLS #22067685 (3.15 acres) can be purchased with this sale or separately.
Source: MIBOR #22064722
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