12615 E 86th St Indianapolis, IN 46236
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Please reach out directly to the listing agent if you are not currently represented by an agent. Welcome to 12615 E 86th St, a charming home nestled in the desirable Geist area of Indianapolis, just a stone's throw from the picturesque Geist Reservoir. This inviting home sits on an impressive lot of over 1 acre, offering a serene wooded backdrop that enhances your outdoor living experience. The home features three spacious bedrooms and two and a half baths, providing ample space for families or those who love to entertain. Recent updates include the renovated kitchen with granite countertops and Italian tile floors. The island is moveable for your convenience. HVAC is new and comes with a 10 year transferable warranty. Roof was replaced 6 years ago-New Windows throughout the home in 2017.Full unfinished basement with a fireplace. Reinforced Attic space accessed through a bedroom provides over 200 sq ft of storage or kids play area-Garage features workshop and access to the backyard-When you step inside, you'll find a thoughtfully designed layout with over 2,240 square feet of living space. The main level showcases a cozy living room anchored by a fireplace, an updated kitchen with modern appliances, and a dining area perfect for family gatherings. Upstairs, the expansive primary bedroom includes a walk-in closet and an ensuite bath for added convenience. Beyond the home, the Geist area offers exciting lifestyle amenities. Just a short drive away, you'll discover popular local spots such as Daniels Vineyard and Wolfies on Geist, where you can unwind and enjoy the scenic views and community atmosphere. With its combination of spacious living, tranquil surroundings, and nearby attractions, this property is a rare find. Don't miss your chance to make it your own!
Source: MIBOR #22060942
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