Check Out this 1930s Indiana Home That Looks Like a Museum

Whether you're looking to own a piece of Indiana history or simply just enjoy browsing unique homes, you must check out this 7,395-square-foot Tudor Revival home in Muncie, Indiana.

According to the listing, tax records cite 1929 as the year the home was built, other research shows it was built in 1934. Its castle-like entrance and intricate details that complement the brick give this five-bedroom, six-bath home tons of curb appeal.

The home sits on a 1.46-acre lot surrounded by adorning landscaping including labyrinth shrubbery and a stone fountain. The grounds invite picnics and Spring afternoons spent reading on the lawn.

Historic Westwood Dates Back to WW1

Developing in the 1920's during the "building boom' after WW1, the Westwood District is rich with history. Research spanning 75 years indicate that the neighborhood has been the home of many affluent and notable Muncie residents. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1992.

Just imagine walking your dog in a neighborhood that holds so many stories. Taking a stroll through this neighborhood would feel like time traveling.

Original Historic Charm 

With much of its original charm left intact, the home boast beautiful woodwork, light fixtures, and archways throughout that allows natural light to give this home a warm and open feel.

High vaulted ceilings make every room feel ginormous.

The main living space includes a balcony where an orchestra used to play for guests and overlooks the entire room. Despite its vast openness, the fireplace adds a cozy aesthetic.

Original wooden built-ins make for the perfect home library. I can imagine a cozy sofa by the window for quiet evenings reading or a stunning office space.

The intricately carved banister adds a unique touch to the staircase leading to the bedrooms.

Host your family and friends in this stunning dining area.

A Kitchen with Endless Storage Possibilities

One thing a kitchen can never have enough of is storage. Between the dining room and the kitchen is a large butler's pantry full of cabinetry. The glass doors on the upper cabinets make the space gorgeous.

The home incorporates modern appliances into its classic 1930's aesthetic giving it a balanced feel.

Plenty of Room for a Large Family

With five bedrooms. four full, and two half bathrooms, this house is perfect for a large family. Each bedroom has its own bathroom except for one jack-and-jill bath that connects two rooms. One bedroom was used as a nanny's suite, including a high tub and separate shower.

The windows in this bedroom are absolutely stunning.

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Start Planning That Cocktail Party

The 2,443 square-foot basement was finished in 2003 and is complete with a glass block bar, brick fireplace, and large projector screen. The possibilities for hosting are endless in this large space.

Currently, this house is still on the market and could belong to you! Its $670,000 price tag is modest compared to how much space the home truly offers. With only 4 previous owners, there's no doubt it has been cherished over the years.