5159 State Route 38 Centerville, IN 47330

Timeless architecture meets contemporary refinement in this late-19th century Villa Italianate estate on 30+/- acres in Richmond, IN (FINAL ACREAGE ANDBOUNDARIES TO BE DETERMINED BY SURVEY AND SUBJECT TO SELLER APPROVAL). Historic character with modern luxury and sprawling equestrian facilities, this property is unlike any other in Wayne County. The home showcases hallmark Italianate features — tall arched windows (recently replaced with high-end aluminum-clad Marvin windows), and ornate corbels and cornices. Inside, soaring 11' ceilings, original working transoms over doors, and original woodwork preserve period character. Natural light cascades into the massive 19' × 28' kitchen through an entire wall of southern-facing doors, reclaimed from a country club inupstate New York. The kitchen is appointed with solid-wood custom cabinetry, fitted to the Sub-Zero refrigerator as well for a seamless look. Huge slabs of granite (imported from India) adorn the walls, forming the backsplash, countertops, and even the elongated double bowl sink. Thefocal point of this amazing space is a Lacanche range handcrafted in Burgundy, France. All 3 full bath counters, backsplash, and sinks are finished with the same imported granite, and high-end fixtures/faucets. Outdoor living includes five porches – all decked with Ipe (Brazilian hardwood), terraced gardens with dwarf fruit trees, decorative iron fencing with custom gate. Equestrian amenities are exceptional: a 72' × 120'indoor arena (2019) with skylights, kick-walls, and dual sliding doors (16’x16’), a 36' × 72' barn with four (expandable to eight) stalls, breezeway connecting stalls to arena, heated/cooled tack room, a round pen, plus three additional buildings; 36x54 (built 2003), 50x65, and 30x40.Separate 200-amp service and an extra well serve all barns. Major systems include a geothermal loop (2009) and a new mound septic (2025) ADDITIONAL ACREAGE FROM THE ADJOINING 130 ACRES MAY BE PURCHASED WITH THE PROPERTY.