BROWN COUNTY
Known as "Beautiful" Brown County for its spectacular fall foliage, this famous little tourist, artist, recreation and retirement retreat draws roughly three million visitors a year. A recent article in the Real Estate section of the New York Times descibes Life in Brown County. It has long been a mecca to aspiring as well as renowned artists such as T. C. Steele, Adolf Schultz, V. J. Cariani, and many others. Brown County is home to several major art galleries and dozens of private studios. Brown County's "Hillbilly" roots are recaptured in hundreds of restored log cabins, the rich Abe Martin folk lore, and various music groups.

Brown County State Park has 16,000 acres of natural beauty, including the highest point in Indiana. The architecture of nearby Columbus, Indiana is nationally known for its municipal and corporate buildings, as well as churches, many designed by internationally known architects. Nearby Bloomington, home of Indiana University, provides a wide variety of musical, theater, and other cultural opportunities.

SUNRISE OVER MEADOW	MEADOW IN SUMMER
MEADOW IN FALL	COZY FIRE INSIDE
FROM GOLF COURSE	ENTRANCE TO PROPERTY

SETTING
This spectacular home is nestled on edge of secluded 3-acre meadow surrounded by huge mature hardwoods. It is accessed via a private, winding one-mile drive which passes Brown County State Park and Salt Creek Golf Course. Tasteful landscaping and underground utilities preserve the natural beauty. Wildlife includes deer, raccoons, foxes, coyotes, turkey, raptors and many varieties of beautiful song birds. From this peaceful, private little haven it is just 4 1/2 miles to Nashville, 16 miles to Columbus, and 20 miles to Bloomington.