About 2617 E Sr 64
Welcome to Your Private Retreat in Southern Pike County! This charming 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers the perfect blend of seclusion and convenience, nestled on approximately +/-5 acres just minutes from local amenities and an easy drive to Interstate 69. The home’s setback from Highway 64 provides a sense of peaceful seclusion while keeping you close to everything you need. Built in 1998 with comfort and functionality in mind, the home features approximately 1,947 square feet of living space, including an open-concept layout, spacious bathrooms, and a main-floor laundry room. Upstairs, you’ll find the third bedroom and an unfinished bonus room—perfect for a home office or future expansion. The sale includes the kitchen fridge, dishwasher, and range/oven. The metal roof on the residence is estimated to be 5 years old, and the garage's metal roof is estimated to be 10 years old. A small block basement houses the HVAC and water heater and doubles as a storm shelter. The seller states the home is a post-frame with a foundation built underneath. Outside, the property boasts a 36x60 climate-controlled detached garage with a 12-foot lean-to and a half bath inside. Previously home to Grubb Hardware & Farm Supply, this building is ideal for hobbyists, business owners, or anyone needing serious workshop or storage space. *Store inventory is not included in the sale. There is also a carport, giving you more covered parking space. Love the outdoors? Explore your backyard with wooded acreage and an established trail system—perfect for hiking, riding, or deer hunting. You’re also just minutes from Pike State Forest, Sugar Ridge Fish & Wildlife Area, and Patoka National Wildlife Refuge, offering thousands of acres of public land for hunting, fishing, and recreation. Don’t wait—homes with acreage at this price don’t last long! Schedule your private showing today and experience everything this unique property offers. *The home is currently seller-occupied. Therefore, please give 24 hours notice for showings.
