PB Larkin Victorian Mansion- 4200 Sq. Ft Pet Safe

Located near Bloomington, French Lick, Crane Naval Base, W. Boggs/Patoka Lake and historic downtown Loogootee, the PB Larkin Mansion is a beautifully preserved 1865 home with the perfect blend of Old Victorian and modern conveniences. Within its 4000+ square foot home, there are 4 large bedrooms with tall ceilings and exquisite hallways. The backyard has a spacious and beautiful 1 Acre fenced in yard with a firepit. There is enough driveway to park a boat! The space !!DAYUSE NOW AVALABLE FOR EVENTS/GATHERINGS/CONFERENCES ETC!!! (reduced cleaning fee) Message host for more info. This beautifully preserved Old Victorian 1865 home has many large, color themed (replica design of the time) living spaces with tall ceilings. It was first owned by PB Larkin, a wealthy merchant in Loogootee, IN who had a large family. At the time, his home was considered a mansion, and is still considered so. The home has 4 bedrooms. They all come with smart TVs for today's age and closets/armoires/dressers to store clothing. Most of the furniture is antique and still practical to use. Some however is not but signs will be posted to guide you. The home can sleep 8 comfortably but there are plenty of very comfortable couches to accommodate 1 or 2 more. There are also locks/security hooks on the bedroom doors to ensure full privacy. The pink and yellow rooms have an extended room suite door that can be opened to allow interchange between the two bedrooms. Some of the painting on the walls and furniture are custom (like the yellow room and pantry). The paintings are themed to match the famous painters of the time (Van Gogh, Monet, etc). In addition to bedrooms, the house has a full dining room, full kitchen, game room/lounge, full living room and office/library. The backyard is very spacious and comes with a swing set, firepit and BBQ Grill. There is also a small lavender garden which can be seen from the kitchen window. There are many, many more small details on this house, which if told, would ruin the adventure of going back in time as you enjoy this antique treasure! Guest access The best way to enter the home is through the back by the gravel driveway, via the black gate in the breezeway. The keypad will be on the right hand door, after opening the storm door. Though the front and side doors are still functional, sometimes they are hard to open, due to them being 150+ years old. However, they do open for sure, especially in case of an emergency. Other things to note The home actually has 4 floors. There is a cellar and an attic which is not habitable. The garage is also not open to the public. There is alot of items stored in there and you wouldn't want to go there. Please refrain from entering those locked areas. A landscaper comes every 10 days during the summer to cut the grass and occasionally you'll see the gardener maintaining the mulch beds. Either way, youll be alerted when any of the staff comes to maintain the property.