4317 E Morningside Drive

This lovely home is one of the few true two-story homes in Park Ridge East. Situated on a half acre corner lot, it is directly across from the park. As you enter the main level living space there is a large living room as well as a separate dining room, both with hardwood floors. The kitchen is off the dining room and has custom cabinets with solid surface counters. Beyond the kitchen is a family room with a lanai facing the back yard that opens to a large deck. The home has a main level primary suite with a large walk-in closet, laundry and a huge bath with a tiled walk in shower with seat and spray attachments. There is also a half bath on the main level. The upper level is unique in that it features a second primary suite and two additional bedrooms and bath. A third primary suite could easily be created if the fourth bedroom were used as an office or playroom, providing each bedroom with it's own bath. There is a plentiful closet space as well. Upper level floors have hardwood under the carpet and cedar lined closets. Both the main and upper levels have great natural lighting. The lot is very special in that it has a deer-proof fenced-in back yard and separate fenced in garden plot with raised beds, as well as a in-ground irrigation system. There are numerous plantings including crepe myrtle, a large, established rhododendron, and huge pear tree and a hazelnut tree. Next to the deck is a lovely pond with waterfall that has a soothing sound. The property is equipped with an irrigation system. This would be a great home for a family or would provide accommodation for aging parents. Like many established homes in Southern Indiana with it's karst system, this home has a full basement that needed attention. Sellers spent considerable money installing a system that pumps water away from the house when necessary (this has only happened twice since installation ), protects the walls and dehumidifies the basement and crawl space. The system is maintained annually and has a transferable warranty for the lifetime of the house. The system was installed by Basement Systems of Indiana.