1204 Parkside Dr, Evansville, IN 47714

The February 22, 1925 newspaper headline says it all, "A Distinctive East Side Home." Built in the early 1900s the Erwin S. Kiefer House is well-known around the beautiful Akin Park. With a lot of its original charm intact, you ll find modern updates throughout the home. Including new windows, new carpet, new flooring, and new stainless-steel appliances. As you walk up the original porch you ll see what an incredible view you have! Akin Park has an amazing greenspace that is so serene and relaxing. Imagine yourself reading a book or watching the kids play after school. Inside the front door you ll notice the nice open feel. You can see through the family room and right into the formal dining room. All new flooring was installed Jan 2021. As you walk into the family room, you ll immediately notice what a cozy space this is. Including tall ceilings and a gas fireplace. On the South end of the home is your first bathroom, and two bedrooms with new carpet. The front bedroom has large windows that allow tons of natural light and a fantastic view of the park! Back down the hallway you ll find a large bedroom with more large windows. Moving along to back of the home is a large formal dining room. This room has large windows that allow a ton of natural light. The morning sun is really spectacular in this room! The dining room has been freshly painted with a new chandelier, and new flooring. The dining room leads us to the kitchen. New stainless-steel appliances were installed fall of 2020, new flooring, and tons of natural light! The kitchen is large enough to be used as an eat in kitchen. Wait, that s not all! There is a 2/3 finished, waterproofed basement! Once we head downstairs, you ll find a large open space. This space is perfect for a workout/game room. Around the corner is more open space and another gas fireplace. The current owners are using this as a 4th bedroom. There is a full bathroom with a standup shower and a jetted tub! Would make for a great Owner s Suite! Don't wait, the Kiefer House is a must see!