3 BR 2.5 BA condo/townhouse. Just installed Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring on the main level family room. Recently painted. Frigidaire oven/range appliance replaced June 2025. New dishwasher and kitchen faucet installed August 2025. All kitchen appliances including washer and dryer remain. Paint in neutral colors. Open great room and Breakfast bar. Spacious bedrooms. New carpet in lower bedroom. heavy-duty HVAC replaced in 2018! 1 car attached garage plus extra parking spaces. Brand new deck steps and railing installed August 2025. Private fenced courtyard with small storage unit. No yard work required. Convenient location to I69- shopping, restaurants, and entertainment. Low HOA fees include: Trash removal, lawn care and snow removal. Extra paved parking. Onsite maintenance company makes for great security and lawn care maintenance included. Great location just south of Fishers shopping and restaurant amenities off 96th Street, The Yard, Top Golf, and the new Fishers Event Center. Easy access to I69 and downtown. Close to Roche and other nearby companies.
NO, DON'T RENT WHEN YOU CAN OWN THIS 3 BEDROOM, 2-1/2 BATH PLUS 1 CAR ATTACHED GARAGE CONDO WHICH IS LOCATED MINUTES FROM A MAJOR HOSPITAL, GREAT SHOPPING AND LOTS OF AWESOME RESTAURANTS. THIS TOWNHOUSE HAS BRAND NEW CARPET & LAMINATE FLOORING. HOME IS FRESHLY PAINTED AND WAITING FOR YOU. ALSO A BRAND NEW WASHER & DRYER.CALL AND MAKE THAT APPOINTMENT SO YOU WON'T LOSE OUT ON THIS DELIGHTFUL AND CAREFREE CONDO. FHA APPROVED
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Last updated by owner on Jan 8, 2021.
D6II
AIRSPACE SECONDARY ZONING DISTRICT
METRO
Dwelling District Six-Two
The D-6II District is intended principally for medium intensity residential development as a transition between areas of high intensity uses and low intensity uses, or land areas characterized by more challenging terrain or unusual land configuration, such as remnant parcels of land resulting from public works improvements, exhausted mining operations, and changed intensity factors (such as between interstate highway locations, commercial development and lower-density residential areas). Consequently, the constraints and advantages presented by existing site conditions, including vegetation, topography, drainage, and wildlife, should be incorporated into the development plans and to promote the environmental aesthetic. Permitting a variety of housing types affords flexibility to and opportunity to fulfill the sites challenges. Selective on-site recreational facilities and open space activities must be provided to maximize efficiency, site opportunities, and residents' needs. The District should be in close proximity to major thoroughfares, sewers, school and park facilities. The D-6II District has a typical density of nine to 12 units per gross acre fulfilling the medium density residential recommendation of the Comprehensive General Land Use Plan.