3719 Bramblecrest Dr, Fort Wayne, IN 46815

Open House Sunday March 14th from 1 to 3 pm. This is it... Welcome home... Perched on a corner lot your not so traditional, tri-level on a partially finished basement has an over-sized, side load 2 car garage. Once inside you will appreciate the double door coat closet in your recently tiled foyer. The cozy main floor living space has new laminate flooring that wraps around to the generous formal dining room. My personal favorite is the BRAND new eat-in kitchen with grey tile floors, white cabinets, grey glass subway tiled back splash and stainless steel appliances. Before you slip out the kitchen door to appreciate the new deck, large shed and hard wired Generac generator either take a half flight of stairs up to the bed room floor or down to your 2nd living space. Upstairs you will find hardwood floors, a recently renovated bathroom with a double sink vanity, a large cedar lined walk-in hall closet, 2 LARGE bedrooms and an owners ensuite. Your LARGE bedroom has a wall of closets and a bath that was remodeled in 2016 with a walk-in shower. On the lower level you will also find a nice sized walk-in pantry, your half bath/laundry room and the entrance to the attached garage. Half a flight down from the lower level is your partially finished basement with a rec room, your second fireplace and a HUGE storage room. A few fine points that the seller would like you to know: In 2018 the flashing was redone on the main chimney and a few shingles were replaced on the 11 year old roof : Windows were installed about 10 years ago : the shed is 10 years old : Generac generator was installed in 2020 : In late 2019 the boiler was overhauled and approximately $1,000 worth of work was done : In 2019 the the main sewer line out of the house was replaced : In 2018 the deck was completely rebuilt : Late 2019 a new battery back up sump pump was installed : Kitchen and main floor flooring are around 6 months old. Just a few months after the seller's moved in, in 2010 the basement surprised them with 2 minor leaks. Crossroads Foundation addressed the problem by injecting a sealant in to the cracks and installing wall anchors to reinforce the wall. In the 10 years since the work was done they have never had any additional problems.