Fall in love with the setting and timeless exterior charm of this 1932 home, beautifully situated on 4.44 scenic acres in the desirable Old Towne Hill area of Muncie. Nestled right along the river and surrounded by mature woods teeming with wildlife, this property offers stunning views from every window and serene privacy. Best of all, the home’s elevation sits 27 feet above the floodplain, so there’s no need to worry about flooding.
With 3,303 square feet of living space, this two-story residence features:
- Three spacious bedrooms (plus a possible smaller fourth)
- One full bathroom and two half-baths
- A vaulted great room with a striking 6-foot fireplace, complete with a hand-carved mantle from the 1800s—originally part of the Ohio Governor’s Mansion
- Original hardwood floors, restored to their natural oak finish
- Updated kitchen and bathrooms with charming Hoosier cabinets that preserve the home’s character
- Fresh paint inside and out, giving the home a bright, welcoming feel
The finished section of the basement includes another cozy fireplace (ideal as a man cave or family space), plus four additional rooms for storage or customization.
Step outside and immerse yourself in nature with:
- A large front patio with an outdoor fireplace—perfect for relaxing under the stars
- Trails and gardens, including a 22’x22’ organic garden ready for your vegetables and herbs
- A sliding back patio door leading to peaceful outdoor spaces
- An invisible dog fence to keep your pets safe while they roam
Major updates completed in the last 4 years include:
- Two new roof sections
- Newer furnaces
- Updated electrical panel
- PEX plumbing (where accessible)
- Replacement windows and sliding patio door
Located in a prime fishing area—some of the best bass fishing in Delaware County is right in your backyard. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat, a family-friendly home, or a place to entertain guests, this move-in-ready property has it all.
🔑 For Sale By Owner – Open to negotiating buyer’s agent fees.
📍 Open House: Saturday, June 28th from 1–4 PM
