2409 E Elm Street, New Albany, IN 47150

Architectural connoisseurs? History lovers? Looking for that one-of-a-kind well-maintained distinctive home with tons of history? This charming Spanish-style stucco home is located on a corner lot in the heart of New Albany. The neighborhood features a wealth of early twentieth century architecture.  Rumored to be one of the earliest stucco houses in New Albany, the Lacallaide-Fell House is a rare example of the Mission Revival style in the city. The home has almost 1700 square feet of living space, including three bedrooms and two full bathrooms. Flower boxes accent the windows on the primary facades, and a period light fixture accents the arched front entryway. The home retains most of its original Craftsman-Style wood windows.   Several beautiful arched openings separate the spaces. A rare Ogee-arched opening leads to a gorgeous formal dining room featuring hardwood floors and is flanked by a row of windows allowing in tons of natural light!  A staircase with turned spindles has been added in the dining room to allow access to the attic, which has been finished as a huge master suite. The suite includes a large bedroom area, a walk-in closet with additional attic storage, and a full bathroom plus a separate whirlpool tub. Two skylights provide additional illumination. This is a truly gorgeous and welcoming home.  A MUST SEE! Home Warranty provided.