3016 S Conservation Club Rd Morgantown, IN 46160
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Tucked away on 5 serene wooded acres, 3016 S. Conservation Club Rd in Morgantown offers the perfect blend of space, privacy, and modern updates-without the burden of an HOA. This spacious 5-bedroom, 5-bathroom home features over 4,000 sq ft of living space designed for comfort, function, and nature-inspired living. Inside, you'll find multiple living and gathering spaces, including a large living room, a parlor, and a formal dining room with a resurfaced fireplace and updated lighting. The kitchen has been refreshed with painted cabinets, a new custom island, updated plumbing, a new smart stove (2025), and plenty of space to cook and connect. Each bedroom and bathroom has received thoughtful improvements-fresh paint, updated flooring, new vanities, lighting, toilets, and repaired or upgraded plumbing. The home also features a flexible office nook, laundry room with shiplap and shelving, and a partially finished basement ideal for a workshop or creative space. Mechanicals include two tankless water heaters (LP and electric), a new furnace (2024), and a double-tank septic system with a new pump (2021). Outdoors, enjoy quiet evenings on the reinforced and freshly painted deck (2025), or gather around the firepit in the landscaped backyard. The covered patio includes an antique wood-burning stove, lighting, and existing hot tub wiring. The yard is filled with new perennials, flowering bushes, a peach tree (2022), and a black cherry tree (2024). A repainted shed with shelving and tool storage rounds out the exterior. With space to grow, entertain, and enjoy the beauty of nature, this move-in-ready property is a rare find for those seeking a private lifestyle just a short drive from local amenities.
Source: MIBOR #22064188
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