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Carmel Horse Stable Turned Into Stunning Estate

Morton Homes Realty October 23, 2019

Horse Stable Turned Carmel Estate

Nestled in the heart of Carmel this 3+ acre estate is located at the intersection of 116th Street and Clay Center Road. The former 100 years old, 15 stall horse stable was converted into a sprawling 4 bedroom home in the early 1980s.

The original beams were retained during the renovation for a stunning Great Room.

A massive fireplace was added to create a warm and cozy atmosphere.

The spacious dining room was added to accommodate large events and family gatherings.

The barn’s tack room was converted into the kitchen retaining the original brick floor, wood ceilings, and fireplace..

View from the Loft.

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