844 Planters Rd Indianapolis, IN 46239
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About this home
This home is a fantastic opportunity for comfortable, turnkey living. Located in a tranquil neighborhood at 844 Planters Road in Marion County, Indianapolis IN, this beautifully maintained single-family residence is a testament to both stylish design and practical functionality. All major improvements have been completed. Its convenient location offers flexibility for schooling, with access to both Warren Township and New Palestine schools. Step inside to an inviting, open-concept living space. The heart of the home, the kitchen, seamlessly blends classic style with modern convenience, boasting custom Kemper cabinets and a suite of stainless steel appliances. The thoughtful design extends to the private primary suite, a tranquil retreat complete with an en-suite bathroom and a walk-in shower for a spa-like feel. A spacious walk-in closet provides ample storage. Beyond the primary suite, a fourth bedroom offers versatile living space that can easily be converted into a private home office. The home's flexible layout continues upstairs with a large bonus room that provides additional living space for a media room or play area. This bonus room also features convenient attic storage, a perfect solution for seasonal items. Beyond the interior, the home's outdoor spaces are a true highlight. The fenced backyard offers a secure and private oasis, complete with a golf putting green perfect for practicing your short game. The patio is ideal for al fresco dining, while the fully mulched landscaping instantly elevates the home's overall aesthetic. In the evenings, you can gather around the cozy fire pit for relaxation. A dedicated laundry room adds to the home's daily practicality. Adding to the home's unique appeal, the fully epoxied two car garage has been thoughtfully converted into a functional in-home gym as well, providing a private and convenient space for your workout routine.
Source: MIBOR #22063428
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