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Since its inception, Habitat has helped build over 400,000 homes for more than 2 million people around the world. The Richmond Habitat chapter joined the affordable housing effort in 1986. Since then, we’ve built more than 330 homes for deserving families. Along with our partner families, generous volunteers and donors, we have restored the hope and dignity that poverty housing often strips away. Our vision is a world where everyone has a decent place to live. Seeking to put God’s love into action, Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope. Ensure that Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity is a strong and viable organization. Expand the human and financial resources available to help build. Expand the impact of our services. Influence public policy by educating policy makers and implementers. Promote the faith community relationships of Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity’s ministry.
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You may also choose to relax in spacious common public areas. 2 1 (Shared bathroom) 1 1 Anytime after 3PM 12PM (noon) Dog(s)Property type: Bed & Breakfast Private roomCancellation: FlexibleWe practice sustainable living values. In addition to serving locally grown foods, our property is supported by solar electric and passive solar hot water systems. Bedrooms are appointed with restored and/or locally crafted furnishings, original art, hardwood floors and natural fiber rugs. Public areas (living room, dining room, kitchen) as well as upstairs guest rooms provide a front row seat to birds and wildlife active in the surrounding Eastern Woodland and native grass meadow habitats. Each two (2) upstairs guest rooms share a full size bathroom (shower) accommodation. Reservations include a continental style breakfast of homemade breads, jams, yogurts, proteins and fresh fruits. Guests may request a hearty country breakfast served family style for an additional charge. A refrigerator and microwave are available located in the common kitchen area.
The common kitchen may be utilized for meal preparation as part of a large group (10 or more) reservation. Contact proprietor for details. Upon arrival, allow a few minutes to become familiar with site security and business office features, bedroom, bathroom and public areas. Guests provide breakfast service preferences during meet and greet, designate entrees (if appropriate). Proprietor lives on site. Our establishment is conveniently located near the campus areas of Indiana University East, IVY Tech, Purdue University (Richmond), Earlham College, Earlham School of Religion and Reid Hospital.While visiting, we also recommend you take advantage of locally owned dining, winery, microbrewery and specialty music entertainment venues.Within a 10 minute drive you can be browsing shelves at an Amish grocery establishment, drinking specialty tea while reading a used book, hiking or bike riding the Cardinal Greenway, bass fishing at the local reservoir, shopping the latest children’s toys, admiring a collection of vintage Model T automobiles, checking out your favorite candle outlet store or combing through scores of antiques.
You may also want to include exhibits at the Richmond Museum of Art, Richmond Museum of History or the Indiana Football Hall of Fame.Within a 30 minute drive you can trade at one of the largest and most respected coin dealers in the world, taste the official sugar cream pie of the White House, attend an Amish fresh produce auction, watch a professional chocolatier produce gourmet chocolates and French pastries as confections are being readied for export (samples available) or travel through time on Indiana’s most scenic railroad, an operating railroad museum with special event opportunities including “Day Out with Thomas,” “Fall Foliage Flyer,” “Polar Express,” “Metamora Canal Days” and many more! Limited public transportation is available within Richmond, Indiana and the surrounding area - strongly recommend visitors rent vehicles when they arrive at nearby airports Dayton, OH (DAY), Cincinnati, OH (CVG) or Indianapolis, IN (IND). Limousine services are available to/from Dayton, OH airport and Amtrak station Connersville, IN (COI), $$$.
fort: pillow top mattress type, goose down pillows (standard), synthetic available upon request.Engagement: board games available. Tours of ongoing habitat restoration areas and sustainable technologies welcome as time allows.*10 PM – 7 AM, guest room quiet hours.*No Smoking except in designated area.*Food and drinks allowed in designated areas only. *Guests may be asked to remove shoes near front entry during wet and/or snowy weather conditions. *No pets - Bed and Biscuit kennel available nearby, advanced reservations required. Contact proprietor for details.1 nightAccuracy Communication Cleanliness Location Check In Value This host has 82 reviews for other properties.Leighanne (Lee Ann)Enjoy meeting people and sharing the benefits of living near the headwaters of the Whitewater River including watching birds and other wildlife. Grew up on a farm and learned sustainable living skills at an early age, subsequently honed those skills through engagement as a professional scientist at the University.