$1,795,000
A rare opportunity in the heart of Washington Township, this exceptional residence has been completely renovated by Corinthian Fine Homes with a focus on thoughtful craftsmanship, natural light, & seamless indoor-outdoor living. Set on a remarkable 0.63-acre park-like homesite, the property offers the rare combination of privacy & convenience. Enjoy direct access to the Monon Trail, walkability to Broad Ripple's coffee shops & restaurants, nearby hiking at Marott Park, & proximity to some of Indianapolis' most highly regarded schools. At the heart of the home is a kitchen thoughtfully designed by Indiana Kitchen Company, appointed with custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, & Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances. Rich hardwood flooring extends throughout the main level, while open gathering spaces create an effortless flow for everyday living & entertaining. Expansive windows invite natural light into every room & create a seamless connection to the surrounding landscape. The emphasis on indoor-outdoor living continues with exceptional outdoor spaces designed to be enjoyed throughout the seasons. Covered & heated gathering areas are centered on a fireplace and complemented by a bluestone patio, exposed beams & an outdoor television, creating an inviting extension of the home. Upstairs, the primary suite lives as a private retreat, complete with a reading nook & dual walk-in closets. A dedicated office & exercise space are privately accessed from the suite & connected by their own staircase. Three additional bedrooms complete the upper level, featuring both ensuite & Jack-and-Jill bath arrangements, along with a conveniently located laundry room. Natural light continues into the finished lower level, creating a welcoming space for recreation, relaxation, or entertaining. An oversized three-car garage connects to a well-designed mudroom where form & function meet. Custom built-in lockers, a thoughtfully planned drop zone & half bath complete the space.
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8114 Meadowbrook Drive, Indianapolis
Listing courtesy of Samuel Hawkins. F.C. Tucker Company
