A Mediterranean-inspired estate in Terre Haute, Ind., a contemporary farmhouse in Fayetteville, Ga., and a sprawling 1963 ranch-style home in Austin, Texas.
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The Home Aesthetic
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The Home Aesthetic
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The Home Aesthetic
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The Home Aesthetic
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The Home Aesthetic
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The Home Aesthetic
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The Home Aesthetic
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The Home Aesthetic
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The Home Aesthetic
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The Home Aesthetic
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The Home Aesthetic
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The Home Aesthetic
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The Home Aesthetic
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The Home Aesthetic
Terre Haute, Ind. | $950,000
A Mediterranean-inspired estate built in 1911 on two acres
This eight-bedroom, six-and-a-half-bath home, known as the Hulman-Reynolds House, is spread across two structures linked by a central corridor. Beech paneling throughout the house is original, as are wood built-ins and terra cotta tile floors. Most of the homes in the neighborhood date to early 20th century. The Country Club of Terre Haute is a mile away.
The city of Terre Haute, Ind., with a population of around 60,000, is in western Indiana, about five miles east of the Illinois border. A nearby stretch of Highway 41 is lined with big-box retail. Both downtown Indianapolis and Bloomington, Ind., home to the flagship campus of Indiana University, are about an hour and 15 minutes away.
Size: 9,087 square feet
Price per square foot: $105
Indoors: The house is set back from the street, with a long driveway and a wide lawn. From the covered porch, a door opens to an entryway with penny-tile floors and toile-print wallpaper trim. A second door opens to the spacious foyer, where the front staircase rises to the second floor.
The living room has original wood-paneled ceilings and several sets of French doors that open to the patio. Across the foyer is a sitting room with a fireplace tucked into an alcove. The kitchen, at the far end of the foyer, has original terra cotta floors and a wall of built-in wood cabinets with brass hardware. The sellers added a green AGA range and new marble countertops. Around the corner, a separate catering kitchen has a gas cooktop.
Through the kitchen is the formal dining room, which has a brick fireplace and coffered ceilings. This part of the house also has a sunroom, a laundry room and a full bathroom.
The primary suite occupies half of the second floor. Pocket doors open to a full bathroom with hardwood floors and a free-standing claw foot tub. The other full bathroom has walls lined with glossy green tile, and next door is a bedroom that could be used as an office or as part of the primary suite.