Charming Brick Cape Cod in Indian Hills! This home has lovely curb appeal! Enter into the foyer with slate floor which opens to the spacious living room with windows on two sides and wood burning fireplace with brick surround. There are beautifully refinished hardwood floors in the living room, hallway and two first floor bathrooms. The most dramatic update is the new McDaniels kitchen which reinvented the 1950s floor plan. The sellers had the wall between the small kitchen and dining room removed and instead designed an angled peninsula for casual dining which overlooks the back yard and the living room. It has custom Cambria quartz countertops, Medallion cherry cabinetry in a rich ebony stain, glass tile and marble backsplash with undercounter task lighting and pretty pendant lights! The first floor bathroom is a classic 1950s ceramic bath in excellent condition. One of the first floor bedrooms has rich cherry paneling and a built-in bookcase and would make a great TV room or office. The master bedroom could be on the main floor, or upstairs where 2 additional bedrooms share a spacious hall bathroom. Both bedrooms have built ins and one has a large walk in closet. The lower level is also finished! There is a large rec room with 2nd fireplace as well as an office or craft room. Both rooms are freshly painted and newly carpeted. The large two car garage is connected to the house by an attractive breezeway. In the past 2 years the sellers replaced the furnace and reroofed the home. The sunny yard is almost half an acre. All the best Indian Hills has to offer, a classic 1950s vintage Cape, located in the popular wooded subdivision home to walkers and runners, strollers and dog lovers! Bike to work at MSU, close to I-96 and Meridian Mall.
Single-familyProperty Type
1953Year Built
0.46 acresLot Size
$166Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by HBB Realtors Realtors• Coldwell Banker Realty -Stadium
Bought with Kathleen Battle• RE/MAX Real Estate Professionals Dewitt
The purpose of the RAA district is to achieve the same character, stability, and sound residential environment as intended for the one-family rural residential districts RR. The difference between RR and RAA districts is that a higher density of population will be permitted through the construction and occupancy of one-family dwelling structures on smaller lot areas. There is no intent to promote by these regulations a residential district of lower quality than the RR one-family rural residential districts. This section applies to the RAA district.