When Scott Payton from Ridetech sent me the listing for Tony Stewart’s 415 acre ranch in Indiana last week I meant to post it up right away and forgot until yesterday. This place is insane, looks a bit like a Bass Pro Shop in some ways, and it an entertainers paradise that is just an hour away from the Indianapolis International Airport. This 6 bedroom, 11 bath monster is on a big stocked lake, in an area where everything you can see belongs to the house, and features more cool gaming and entertaining room than you can imagine.
Downstairs is a complete game room with gambling tables, pool table, bar, bowling alley, TVs, virtual golf room, and so much more. I’m sure the helmet collection and the Indy car in the game room don’t come with, but I bet he could find you a replacement and that everything else in the house is included. This house is huge in every way, not just the nearly 20,000 square feet. The logs are huge, the aquarium is huge, and so is everything else. You have to check out the photos below and then click the link to see even more. There are a total of 60 photos in the listing on Zillow.
Here is the Zillow description:
The finest property ever offered for sale in the state of Indiana, Hidden Hollow Ranch. At 20,000 square feet of rustic luxury, this home built of lodgepole pine from the Northern Rockies sits on 415 wooded acres with a 9 acre stocked lake. Elk, deer, and turkey are abundant on this licensed hunting preserve. Two-story waterfall and trout stream in the entry. Great room features 8700 gallon freshwater aquarium. Kitchen with exquisite finishes and hibachi grill with commercial-grade exhaust system. Six ensuite bedrooms with breathtaking views. Lower level includes bowling alley, game area, golf-simulator room, and lighted onyx bar. Guesthouse and large workshop on property. Less than an hour from Indianapolis International Airport.
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What a perfect sleazy monument to his overinflated ego.
It’ nice…..But I would not run over anyone to have it.
Yep here’s another negative; like with other sports stars this kind of thing doesn’t make me want to step up and shell out my hard-earned bucks to see their show.
As a construction guy I can appreciate the architectural elegance and craftsmanship in the building itself, but the “Look how awesome I am” interior is a major turnoff for me as well.
Leah didn’t like the man cave?
No pics of the most important part, the garage
Let the haters hate. Outside of the trophy room, which is cool, what else is there to not like? The build cost was way more than the selling price. Too bad its in Indiana.
Q: ” what else is there to not like? ”
A: The owner.
You didn’t mention the casino.
Aaaa quit your crying he earned it. This is a result of being good at something a lot of hard work and perseverance. If was owned by Dale.E ya’ll would be like “Oh it was Dale’s place oh it’s beautiful a real piece of Heaven here. It’s just a perk of Tony’s achievements and talent. So don’t be piss green with envy. Just because ya never achieved anything and have no talent. Consider yourself lucky enough just to see some pictures haaahaaa!