This beautiful Elm Heights home is part of the Vinegar Hill Limestone Historical District and is only a half mile from Indiana University and a short walk to downtown restaurants. The tranquil, park-like yard, a participant in the 2011 garden tour, is filled with flowering trees and shrubs, fruit trees, Japanese maples, tons of perennials and an irrigation system. Originally built by local stone quarry family, the Hoadley's, the home was completely renovated in 2005. The renovation, in a modern prairie style, was designed and built to exacting standards by Stone Cabin Design, and includes many special touches that make it truly unique. The home has been featured in Bloom Magazine and Homes and Lifestyles Magazine. The slate entryway and gorgeous floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, both original to the home, greet you as you enter. At the front of the house you'll find a large study with two custom built-in desks, cabinets, and a peaceful window seat, all with a spectacular view of the garden. The brick fireplace in the study is original to the home. The spacious first floor master suite boasts a two-sided fireplace visible both in the bedroom and bathroom and a large walk-in closet. The spa-like master bath has countertops of Cambria quartz, double sinks, a large soaking tubfacing the fireplace, and a walk-in shower with handmade tiles. The cozy, carpeted living room gives way to a stunning open concept space including the kitchen, dining room, family room, and bar. The upstairs has two bedrooms and a loft reading area with built-in bookcases. The easy-access attic provides ample indoor storage and the two car garage has a 220 amp outlet to charge an electric car.
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