Okemos, prime location in sought after Indian Hills Subdivision. This almost all brick, cape cod styled home is nestled on a beautiful fenced in lot with mature trees on a quiet street! The home is deceiving on the outside but boasts over 2,000 square feet of living space! Gleaming hardwood flooring in the great room, anchored by a stunning real stone, masonry fireplace and a beautiful bay of windows. Enjoy the large dining area with direct access to the backyard. The kitchen is efficient with great cabinet and countertop space and the appliances are included with a 4-burner gas slide in range that houses 2 ovens. Two bedrooms on the main floor with a full bath including beautiful, oversized hardwood floors, built in hall linen closet and a laundry chute! The primary suite is on the 2nd floor with an adjoining half bath. (Possible to make this room a full bath)! Closet built ins and drawers! A very charming room indeed. A quaint study area at the top of the stairs. Could be used as a nursery as well! Attached two+ car garage! The full basement is ready to be finished with loads of space for storage and a great space for a rec room. Take your place in history in this fabulous historic neighborhood. Walking distance to parks (including neighborhood park!). Close access to MSU, The MAC and so much more. $40 association fee for neighborhood parties. Extras: 2023 new front storm door. 2021 new window, blinds, and shades at guest bedroom and primary. 2020 new air conditioner and roof. 2019 New flat roof, landscaping, wall hung washtub, block windows at basement, TOTO toilet for 2 bathrooms (approx. 1K each).
Single-familyProperty Type
1952Year Built
0.46 acresLot Size
$187Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Lynne VanDeventer• Coldwell Banker Professionals -Okemos
Bought with HBB Realtors Realtors• RE/MAX RE Professionals Okemos
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.