This beautifully remodeled 1949 home has all the character you’d hope for, with a fresh midcentury-inspired update that just feels right the moment you walk in. The main floor is bright and open, with new wide plank flooring and fresh paint throughout. The living and dining space is oversized and centered around an original limestone fireplace and a huge front window that brings in tons of natural light and gives a great view of the yard. The three generously sized bedrooms are perfectly laid out on the main floor. The kitchen is a standout, featuring deep blue cabinets, stainless steel appliances, a tiled backsplash, and a large tiled floor that ties it all together. Both bathrooms have been completely redone with clean, modern finishes—think large vanities and tiled walk-in showers that feel like a retreat. Location really sets this one apart—just one block from Ball State University, you’re right in the middle of everything. Whether it’s catching a show at Emens Auditorium, a game at Worthen Arena, or outdoor events at Brown Family Amphitheater, you can truly leave the car at home and enjoy it all on foot. Beyond the unbeatable location, the home itself has been fully remodeled with a clean midcentury feel that fits its 1949 roots perfectly. The walkout basement gives you even more room to spread out, with a second large living area featuring the second fireplace, full bathroom, laundry room, and durable tile flooring. It opens directly to a nearly half-acre lot—plenty of space to relax, entertain, or just enjoy having room to breathe this close to campus. An oversized attached two-car garage and a mudroom off the kitchen round everything out and make day-to-day living easy. Homes this close to campus with this much space and this level of updates don’t come around often—this one is definitely worth seeing in person.