8409 S 700 W Morgantown, IN 46160
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If you love and seek country living, then this is the one!! Secluded country ranch home sitting on a wooded ridge with walk out basement overlooking a nice sized stocked pond and woods - settled on 10 acres with all the amenities for quiet peaceful living. A small tributary creek of Indian Creek runs thru the back wooded acreage. You'll love the covered front porch, open deck out back and covered patio out back - lots of wonderful outdoor spaces to enjoy. 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on the main level along with a cozy great room, kitchen and dining area, plus the laundry. Two of the bedrooms have murals on walls for added charm. The Master Bedroom has two closets with nice deep storage and a master bath with double vanities and tub/shower. The nice size walk-out basement offers a large finished family room with brand new carpet. Perfect area for kids to play or a nice spot for entertaining and/or pool table. (Both the Great Room and Family Room have flue/vents to chimney available along with fire rated corner walls for installation of a wood/pellet stove, if wanted) Lot also includes a metal storage building that has an upper storage area with shelves and is approximately 20'x20' - could be used to house small farm animals. Seller is including a 30'x40' Steelmaster Building with heated floors that has not been erected, if the buyer wants it. The beautiful acreage is perfect for hunting, fishing, and hiking thru the woods - all just steps away from the back door of this home. Located in the highly sought after Indian Creek School Corporation and just outside of Morgantown, but still in Johnson County. Tankless water heater 2024, Roof 2013, Well Pump 2019, Newer Filtration on well. Opportunity is knocking again, don't wait to see this nature lover's paradise.
Source: MIBOR #22060095
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