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2438 N Gale St Indianapolis, Indiana 46218 MLS# 21978419
Closet Walk in,Sitting Room
Imagine stepping into this exquisite 2-story, 3-bedroom home that embodies the timeless elegance of the early 1900s while boasting modern updates at every turn. As you explore this captivating residence, you'll be enchanted by the perfect blend of historic charm and contemporary convenience. In addition to its blend of historic charm and modern updates, this remarkable home offers the rare opportunity to embrace a high-end luxury lifestyle at an incredibly affordable price. Envision relishing the sophisticated elegance of this meticulously renovated home, with its owner's suite sitting room fit for royalty, original built-ins adding a touch of class, and sparkling brand new windows filling each room with ambient sunshine. The brand new plumbing and updated electrical systems ensure a hassle-free living experience, while the new furnace, A/C, and ductwork provide a level of comfort reserved for luxury living. Step into a space where brand new carpet on the second level and luxury vinyl plank flooring on the main level set the stage for upscale living. Every bathroom showcases beautiful updates epitomizing contemporary style and comfort. The new deck, 1-car garage, poured driveway, and expansive backyard create an outdoor oasis perfect for both entertaining and relaxation. With every detail carefully curated to reflect a high-end lifestyle, this home offers a unique opportunity to enjoy luxurious living at a fraction of the expected cost. Don't miss out on the chance to make this dream home yours and embrace the pinnacle of elegance and comfort without breaking the bank. Walking distance to the library, parks, and community centers. Just a short drive from downtown and Broadripple. The seller will also be offering an allowance for appliances.
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Reduced By $4,000