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19490 Honeylocust Glen Noblesville, Indiana 46062 MLS# 22004984
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Timbers Cornerstone is a collection of new single-family homes coming soon to The Timbers masterplanned community in Noblesville, IN. Amenities will include a swimming pool, pool house and playground. Residents will enjoy easy access to first-rate shopping, recreation and entertainment. Morse Park and Beach at nearby Morse Reservoir offers swimming, fishing, volleyball and disc golf. Ruoff Music Center, which has hosted famous bands like Coldplay and Metallica, is a major performance venue. Welcome home to the NEWLY revised Oxford. A beautiful two story that has a grand foyer and is sure to impress. Enjoy the study room as a home office, or a place your children can do their at-home schooling. Beyond the foyer the home expands into the great room and kitchen. This spacious great room offers multiple places and arrangements for fireplaces and windows that can fit any lifestyle. The large island sits at the heart of the kitchen with space for multiple chefs and activities. Next to the kitchen is the breakfast nook that can be expanded to fit an oversized dining room table. Around the corner of the great room is a flex room to be used in many ways, with a large walk-in closet and the option to add a full bathroom for a space that can make any guest feel at home. Going upstairs opens to a large bonus room, three perfect sized bedrooms with enormous walk in closets, and a full secondary bathroom. Enjoy the option to add a third bathroom to bedroom four. The owner's suite is the optimal place for peace and quiet. It features a tray ceiling, dual vanities with quartz countertops, large walk-in shower, and an oversized walk in closet. A 3 car garage adds extra storage. This NEW Oxford is a must-see. *Photos/Tour of model may show features not selected in home.
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