5012 W 8th Street Rd Anderson, IN 46011
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About this home
Have you ever dreamed of living on the river, well be prepared to be utterly charmed by the residence at 5012 W 8th Street RD, ANDERSON, IN! This single-family residence in Madison County is not just a house; it's a delightful adventure waiting to happen, and it's in such great condition! Imagine yourself, if you will, in the living room, gazing at the majestic beamed ceiling, a feature that adds a touch of rustic elegance, while the wood ceiling and crown molding whisper tales of yesteryear's charm. Picture hosting the most fabulous gatherings, where laughter dances beneath these architectural flourishes, creating memories that will last a lifetime! The kitchen, oh, the kitchen! It's not just a place to cook; it's a stage for culinary masterpieces, featuring a delightful kitchen bar where you can perch with your morning coffee, and a large kitchen island that's begging to be the center of your next baking extravaganza. Shaker cabinets stand ready to house all your gourmet gadgets, while the backsplash adds a pop of personality. The crown molding ties it all together with a flourish of sophistication. Let's not forget the charming porch, practically begging for lazy afternoons spent sipping sweet tea and watching the world go by, and the patio, the perfect spot for starlit soirees and unforgettable summer barbecues. And with a river view, you'll feel like you're living in your own private nature retreat, a place where serenity and style meet in perfect harmony. With four bedrooms and two full bathrooms spread across two stories, there's room for everyone to spread out and find their own little corner of paradise. All nestled on a sprawling 38333 square feet lot area. A 3 door pole barn has plenty of space to store essential equipment and all your toys for outdoor fun. Built in 1926, this home exudes character and history. This attractive property is ready to be the backdrop for your next chapter, a place where dreams take flight and memories are made.
Source: MIBOR #22067424
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