In case you’ve ever wished to stay in a Cabela’s, you are in luck. Three-time NASCAR champion Tony Stewart’s large Indiana ranch is up on the market—with a $30 million asking value and a decidedly outdoorsy aesthetic.

That eye-watering asking value does a minimum of purchase numerous property. In response to an inventory first noticed by The Drive, the ranch sits on 415 acres in Columbus, Indiana, with a nine-acre stocked lake. It additionally features a licensed looking protect populated by elk, deer, and turkey.

A 19,714-square-foot home constructed from lodgepole pine consists of six bedrooms and eight bogs, plus facilities like a two-story waterfall, indoor trout stream, bowling alley, and an 8,700-gallon aquarium. A guesthouse and workshop are situated on the property as effectively, per the itemizing. It is also simply an hour from Indianapolis Worldwide Airport, in case you had been questioning.

The property additionally consists of a number of garages, together with one connected storage, however with solely 4 areas complete, in response to the itemizing. So it is not the best place to accommodate a automotive assortment.

Stewart does have an previous IndyCar mounted on the wall in a single room, surrounded by his assortment of helmets. These gadgets most likely aren’t included within the sale.

Stewart received NASCAR Cup Collection titles in 2002, 2005, and 2011, the latter as each a driver and a crew proprietor with Stewart-Haas racing. He retired from full-time racing after the top of the 2016 NASCAR season, however stays energetic as co-owner of each Stewart-Haas Racing and the Celebrity Racing Expertise (SRX), a comparatively new collection that pits established stars towards youthful drivers in similar vehicles on brief tracks.