Mature trees, 1.2 acres, and no HOA. In Fishers, that combination is hard to find!

Established trees line the edges of the property, giving it privacy and a settled, grown-in feel that new construction can’t match. The lawn is open, generous, and flat, so a garden, a workshop, a fire pit, or a place for everyone to gather all have room to happen. With no HOA, every one of those decisions is yours.

Inside, this three-bedroom, two-bath home has original hardwood floors through the living room, the hall, and every bedroom, and a corner brick fireplace anchors the main living space. Warmth and character already in place.

The primary bedroom has its own full bath with a fully tiled shower, a welcome find in a home of this vintage. The hall bath keeps its original turquoise tile around a full tub, the kind of period detail that sets it apart.

The combined kitchen and dining room is the opportunity: the kitchen window looks out over the back yard, and the original cabinets leave the room open for you to redesign around how you cook and gather.

Out back, a screened porch overlooks the trees and lawn, a good spot for morning coffee or a quiet evening. An attached two-car garage adds room for vehicles, tools, and projects.

The setting is as practical as it is pretty. A walking trail begins at the end of the street, and so do a pharmacy and restaurants, with neighborhood paths and Geist Reservoir within walking distance. Homes in this pocket of Fishers have a strong resale history, which makes the land, the trees, and the location a sound foundation for whatever you decide to create.

The land, the character, and the freedom are all here. Stand under these trees at 10739 E 98th St, and you’ll start planning before you reach the door.