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1327 W Stones Crossing Rd Greenwood, Indiana 46143 MLS# 21994268
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Nestled on a breathtaking three-acre wooded parcel, this nearly new residence is a testament to luxury living. Boasting four bedrooms and three bathrooms, this exquisite home seamlessly blends sophistication with nature's tranquility. As you approach, a welcoming covered front porch beckons, hinting at the grandeur within. Step inside, and you'll be captivated by the great room's soaring 10-foot ceilings adorned with rustic wood beams and a cozy wood fireplace. The formal dining room sets the stage for elegant soirees, while the spacious kitchen is a culinary dream come true. Granite countertops gleam beneath stainless steel appliances, complemented by a convenient butler's pantry and a sociable breakfast bar. The primary bedroom suite is a veritable sanctuary featuring a walk-in closet, double sinks, a walk-in shower, and a luxurious free-standing tub. Two additional bedrooms, each with double closets, share an updated bathroom, ensuring comfort for all. Descend to the lower level, where 9-foot ceilings preside over a family room, recreation area, and a cozy sitting nook with built-in shelving. This versatile space has a bonus room, a mechanical room, a fourth bedroom with double closets, and a full bathroom with a walk-in shower. Outdoor enthusiasts will revel in the 12x30 covered back porch, overlooking a park-like setting with woods and wildlife. A fire pit area beckons for starlit gatherings, while two 2-car garages provide ample storage. Energy efficiency reigns supreme thanks to spray foam insulation and a tankless water heater. A 24x40 finished garage, perfect for the discerning hobbyist or car enthusiast. This home isn't just a residence; it's a lifestyle where luxury meets nature in perfect harmony.
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