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An Indiana couple spent 20 years turning a high school basketball gym into a home. They're listing it for $299,000, and the agent says 'it still smells like a gym.'
An Indiana couple spent 20 years turning a high school basketball gym into a home. They're listing it for $299,000, and the agent says 'it still smells like a gym.'
Amanda GohAug 4, 2022, 11:11 IST
The exterior of the house.360 Tour Designs
An Indiana couple has spent 20 years turning a gym into a home.
The building has two distinct halves: One part looks like a home, and the other half is still a gym.
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Attention all basketball fans, this one's for you: A high school gym-turned-home in Wilkinson, Indiana, is on the market for $299,000.
The exterior of the former high school gym.360 Tour Designs
The building is now split into two distinct halves: One half still looks and feels like a gym, replete with bleachers and high ceilings. The other half, which is behind the mustard-colored wall in the photo below, looks and feels like a home, with segmented rooms and two levels.
The interior of the original gym, which still has half of the basketball court.360 Tour Designs
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The current owners have been working on converting the interior of the gym since they bought the property 20 years ago.
One of the living areas in the house.360 Tour Designs
The owners did most of the renovation themselves.
The bar counter.360 Tour Designs
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Most of the gym's original maple flooring can be found throughout the house, and the kitchen floor still has basketball court lines.
The kitchen.360 Tour Designs
There are four bedrooms in the house, including a master bedroom that overlooks the original gym.
One of the bedrooms in the house.360 Tour Designs
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The owners are selling the property because they're tired of working on the home, Wilson said.
One of the three bathrooms in the house.360 Tour Designs
The buzz around the property is also due to the strong emotional attachment from the local community, Wilson said.
The other end of the building is where half of the original basketball court and the bleachers still stand.360 Tour Designs