Key facts
- Beds
- 3
- Baths
- 2 full · 1 half
- Living area
- 2,020 sqft
- Lot
- 0.3 acres
- Year built
- 1998
- Type
- Residential · Single Family Residence
- Stories
- One and one half
- Garage
- 2 spaces
- MLS #
- 22133101
- County
- Hamilton
- Subdivision
- Glenn Abbey Village
About this home
Location Location Location! Rare opportunity for a ranch home in Fishers under $400k! Located on a cul-de-sac w/ spacious fenced-in backyard and mature tree's providing the privacy you need! Brand new oversized deck to be complete prior to closing. Primary bedroom located on main level w/ 2 additional bedrooms located on second level. Updated kitchen includes kitchen aid dishwasher and updated kitchen cabinets. Newer Bradford water heater. Roof is 6 years. Enjoy relaxing in the mornings and evenings in your sunroom flooded w/ natural light. Desirable location in Fishers between 106th and 96th just minutes away from Geist Reservoir!
Description provided by the listing brokerage.
Interior
- Appliances
- Interior features
- Fireplaces
- 1
- Fireplace type
- Laundry
- Rooms
- 10
- Main-level bedrooms
- 1
Exterior
- Patio and porch
- Construction
- Foundation
- Style
- Parking and garage
- Spa
- Fencing
- Other equipment
Systems
- Heating
- Cooling
- Water
- Utilities
Lot and HOA
- HOA fee
- $550 / annually
- Lot features
- HOA fee includes
Schools
- School district
- Hamilton Southeastern Schools
Taxes
- Estimated annual tax
- $3,400 / yearTwice the semi-annual installment the listing reports.
- Tax year
- 2025
Estimate your monthly payment
Estimates only. This calculator does not give a quote. Defaults reflect Marion County / Indianapolis averages: property tax from this home's actual county bill, homeowners insurance at 0.42% annually. Conventional: PMI runs 0.55% of the loan annually when your down payment is below 20%, and drops automatically at 22% equity. Your real number depends on credit, taxes assessed for the parcel, escrow, condo insurance, and HOA. Rates as of May 2026 and subject to change.
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