Location and amenities make this home one you shouldn't miss! Located in the upscale neighborhood of St. Michaels Court on Evansville's east side close to shopping, restaurants and entertainment. The open floor plan displays only the finest craftsmanship and top-of-the-line finishes. This home was custom built by Rick Doss and designed by McCullough. You'll be welcomed into the home with a grand, two-story foyer with slate tile. The formal living room has plenty of windows for natural light and a gas burning fireplace. The formal dining room, accented with crown molding and chair rail and maple wood floors, is located close to the kitchen. Custom Amish cabinets, a large island with granite counter tops, and a breakfast nook create a perfect space for entertaining and family gatherings. The family room has a beautiful wet bar and a large wood burning fireplace with wood paneling and wood floors. A large study adjacent to the family room with oak floors and custom built-ins by Syl Elpers. The master bedroom suite is large enough to have a seating area. The bathroom has double vanities, a make-up seating area as well as a separate shower and a Jacuzzi. There is a large southwestern style bonus room upstairs with a pool table and a mini kitchen. There is a guest bedroom with full bathroom and 2 additional large bedrooms with plenty of closets and a Jack and Jill bathroom. The front and back yard are professionally landscaped. The backyard is fully fenced and has nice size in ground pool with trek decking and plenty of seating areas. Seller just installed 3 Clopay energy efficient insulated garage doors with automatic overhead operation 2015. Exterior trim painted and 6" seamless gutters with Shur Flo gutter guards were done April 2016. All upgrades are available online. Excluded from sale: Dining room chandelier as well as fireplace accessories in formal and family living room.
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