10933 Chapel Woods Blvd S Noblesville, IN 46060
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About this home
This stunning move-in-ready former model home in highly sought-after Chapel Woods offers timeless design and modern updates throughout. Featuring elegant crown molding, columns, arched entryways, and 9-foot ceilings, this home includes all-new waterproof vinyl plank flooring on the main level, new carpet upstairs, fresh paint and trim, updated lighting fixtures, and refreshed landscaping. The updated kitchen features granite countertops, a stylish backsplash, stainless steel appliances, and a nice-sized pantry. The bathrooms have all been updated with granite counters and modern finishes. The spacious layout includes a large family room with a gas log fireplace, formal dining and living room/office with detailed trim work, and a main-level primary suite with crown molding, a walk-in closet, and a luxurious updated bathroom featuring double vanities, a garden tub, and a separate shower. Upstairs you'll find three oversized bedrooms, all with walk-in closets, a large bonus room with a built-in entertainment center. The mudroom off the three-car garage provides ample storage, and the third bay is a hobbyist's dream with a custom workshop and lots of built-in shelving. Outdoor living spaces include a massive covered front porch and a back patio perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Many updates include a new roof (2022), HVAC system (2022), upstairs windows (2024), exterior paint (2024), water heater (2025), new flooring (2025), interior paint (2025), new lighting (2025) and granite (2025). Additional features include an irrigation system, generator hookup, and security system. Located close to dining, shopping, and Noblesville Schools, Chapel Woods offers a neighborhood pool and golf-cart-friendly streets. With every detail updated, this home is completely move-in ready!
Source: MIBOR #22066320
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