19810 Allisonville Rd Noblesville IN 46060 MLS 21999646

Home Description: 19810 Allisonville Rd

Tucked away on 3.2 acres, this distinctive Mid-Century One-Level home brims with potential for the discerning buyer. The property has remained within the same family for over 40 years, during which the wildlife and park-like surroundings have been carefully cultivated and tendered with love. Looking past the avocado green carpet, you might discover some truly unique features like the extensive solid wood bookshelves and built-ins, floor-to-ceiling windows in the family room offering stunning views, a flagstone patio with a swimming pool, and a wrought iron fence. A walk around the estate may reveal century-old Walnut trees, along with Cherry, Peach, and Persimmon Trees for those who love making jams and pies. Osage Orange & Hickory Trees, Hazelnut & black raspberry bushes, and two Concord grape arbors will keep you occupied post-jam making. Monarchs are drawn to the milkweed thatch, and the briar patch provides shelter for rabbits, foxes, and more. Regular visitors include Blue Jays, Orioles, Northern Flicker, Downy & Pileated Woodpeckers. The custom-designed home boasts 5 Bedrooms, 3 unique bathrooms, and a partial unfinished basement with plenty of storage. Additionally, there is a large 1-car garage, a 4-car covered carport, and a 20x16 Barn w/ a storage loft and electric service. Recent updates include 6-inch Gutters (est. 2023), HVAC (est. 2022), Whole house Generator (est. 2018), Water Heater (2023), Stainless Steel Kitchen Appliances - (est 2017-2023) and a Rheem Pool Heater (2016, used only one season). The home features a split floor plan w/ the master suite on the west wing, and the remaining four bedrooms and camp-style bathroom (2 showers, 2 sinks and 2 toilets) on the east wing, which has its own poolside entrance. The septic system requires replacement, and estate is prepared to offer credit/install a new system w/ right terms. Exceptional location, easy access to US 37 and Downtown Noblesville, and just a half-mile to Potters Bridge Park.