Our latest stage took us to the Preserve North neighborhood of New Albany. Wood floors, a neutral palette and lots of square footage made this home exciting to stage!
The private home office was tucked away behind double doors, perfect when you need some quiet for a conference call. Next up was a dining room, perfect for entertaining 6, with its own private space behind the columns. Towards the back of the main level was an open living and kitchen area with a large pantry that made us all a little envious! A kitchen and breakfast area overlooked the back patio, perfect for drinking coffee or eating a quick meal while watching the kids play out back. Finishing out the main level was a laundry space right off the kitchen, complete with a utility sink and granite countertop.
Upstairs had to be one of the largest master bedrooms/suites we’ve ever seen, three additional bedrooms each with their own walk-in closet and a landing area off of the master suite that we staged as an additional seating area.
Going next to the lower level, the finished basement had a separate wet bar, large built-ins ready for a massive TV or screen for watching movies, and a pub table to play some cards with friends.
We were proud of this home and can’t wait to see how fast this one sells. Enjoy the photos!
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