2600 N Kingsbury Lane

Muncie, Indiana 47304

This 2016, one owner, Ryne Wood Builders custom built home is a true gem. Nestled in the back of the desirable Wellington Knoll development, on a large corner lot, this one story, 3 bed / 2 full bath home has addressed every attention to detail. The over sized 3 car garage has storage galore. It also houses the convenient wash basin, tank-less water heater, central vaccume cannister, owned water softener, and underground sprinkler control panel. Inside the home you'll see that thought, care, and concern went into every nook and cranny. The halls and doors are wider than standard, and the ceilings are taller than standard, making the overall space feel open and leaving maneuvering about an ease for anyone. All doors are solid wood, and where a pocket door made sense, and left additional space in a hall or entry way, it was used. The home's lights are LED throughout, pulling less watts than standard bulbs. The Anderson windows reflect unwanted UV light, and the decorative and useful plantation blinds remain with the home. The bathroom and laundry room counter tops are solid surface and the kitchen counter tops are beautiful Cambria Quartz. The kitchen cabinets are solid wood and the center island was a detail the current homeowner added. The higher top is perfect for serving while the lower portion provides a convenient space for eating. The floors are real wood. These aren't fabricated to look like wood, they're the real deal. The closets are deep, and the split floor plan provides separated spaces for rooms and bathrooms. The main bedroom suite has a walk in closet, en suite bathroom, and a heated and finished office space (or nursery, storage, etc. etc.) on the back. This room conveniently connects to the garage as well, so the possibilities of use are endless. The whole home is connected to a generator, including the crawl space sump pump. When the power is out, you'll be up and running. One could go on and on about the "oh's and ah's" associated with this home, but the best way to see them is in person. Welcome Home!