From North:

Take US 231 South to Greencastle. In Greencastle, US 231 jogs through town. When 231 makes the first jog (by the court house), instead of turning to the left with 231, go through the stop light one block. Turn right before blue florist shop (Ambler Hill) on West Walnut Street. Go approximately 9 miles west on West Walnut until you come to the first stop sign. (There are many side roads off of West Walnut street, but as long as you stay on the “main” road, you’ll be fine) Turn right on 900 West/1200 East (gravel) and go approximately 1/2 mile and it is the first place on the right. There is a big red barn and a bedford stone house with a green roof.

From South/East:

Take I-70 to US 231 North at the Cloverdale exit. Turn right, or north, on US 231 and go north 5 miles until you come to US 40. Turn left, or west, on US 40 and go about 11.5 miles until you come to a green information sign that says Clay-Putnam County line. Turn right, or north, on Clay-Putnam county line (also could be 900W) and go about 8.5 miles until you come to a stop sign. HEADS UP- just thought I’d let you know that the County line is a little rough, so be sure to take it slow for safety and to protect your vehicle. Go straight through the intersection and the road will turn to gravel. Go about 1/2 mile and it is the first place on the right. There is a big red barn and a bedford stone house with a green roof.

From South/West:

Take I-70 to State Road 59 at the Brazil exit. Turn left, or north, on SR 59 and go until you come to US 40. Turn right, or east on US 40 until you come to a green information sign that says Clay-Putnam County line. Turn right, or north, on Clay-Putnam county line (also could be 900W) and go about 8.5 miles until you come to a stop sign. HEADS UP- just thought I’d let you know that the County line is a little rough, so be sure to take it slow for safety and to protect your vehicle. Go straight through the intersection and the road will turn to gravel. Go about 1/2 mile and it is the first place on the right. There is a big red barn and a bedford stone house with a green roof.