124 Twin Eagles W Boulevard

Huntertown, IN 46748

Experience the epitome of luxury living in the highly sought-after Twin Eagles neighborhood, ideally situated within the Northwest Allen County Schools district. This exquisite single-story residence with a 4-car garage, meticulously crafted by Imperial Homes, exudes charm and sophistication on a sprawling, irrigated half acre lot. Upon entry, the open floorplan and soaring ceilings welcome you into a harmonious blend of hardwood and plush carpeted floors. Natural light cascades through the expansive windows, illuminating the spacious interior and highlighting the impeccable craftsmanship throughout. The gourmet kitchen is a chef's delight featuring stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. It seamlessly flows into the inviting living spaces, offering both comfort and elegance, perfect for everyday living or entertaining guests.Retreat to the expansive master suite, featuring a large ensuite bath with a jetted garden tub, walk-in tile shower, and heated tile floors. Two additional bedrooms on the main floor provide private sanctuaries for family or guests.Downstairs, the daylight basement unveils two more bedrooms and full bathroom, creating a private haven for visiting friends and family. This lower level also offers living space perfect for a home theater or gym, with plumbing ready for a custom bar.Outside, the professionally landscaped grounds with mature trees offer serene privacy. The backyard is ideal for gatherings or quiet relaxation. Enjoy the community pool or tennis courts, or take a walk or bike ride on the nearby Pufferbelly Trail. Twin Eagles provides the perfect blend of solitude and convenience, with close proximity to I-69, Highway 3, shopping, restaurants, and healthcare.

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