The Estates of Sandy Pointe · Fort Wayne, IN
1906 Kelleys LandingA Move-In Ready Sanctuary — 2 Minutes from Dupont Hospital & 5 Minutes from Parkview Regional Medical Center
$349,900Price
A move-in ready corner-lot home with 3 bedrooms, plus a separate loft (180+ sq ft) —
in an established, low-inventory neighborhood priced below recent Sandy Pointe sales.
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A Floor of Your Own
A loft above the everyday.
Up a private staircase off the great room, the loft is a genuine second level — roughly 180+ sq ft, open to the room below yet set apart from it. You stay connected to first-floor life without living in the middle of it. It is not a bedroom and not leftover space: it is the floor you claim for yourself.
Because all three bedrooms sit on the main level, the loft never has to double as a place to sleep. It stays free — a loft built for focus one season, a retreat the next.
Built for focus
A loft built for focus — a dedicated desk a floor above the kitchen, where calls, deep work, and study hours stay uninterrupted.
A quiet retreat
A floor of your own for reading, stretching, or a slow morning — separate enough to decompress, close enough to still hear the house.
Second lounge
Movies, gaming, or a music corner up top, so the vaulted great room below stays calm and uncluttered.
Creative studio
Soft, high light and open sightlines make it a natural place to paint, write, or build something of your own.
Guest or teen space
A daybed turns the loft into flexible overflow — privacy for visitors without giving up a bedroom.
Room to grow
Its purpose changes as life does: office this year, studio the next, playroom after that. No renovation required.
Picture it as yours
Five ways this loft earns its keep.
Same 180+ square feet, five different lives. Because the bedrooms all stay on the main level, the loft is never forced to be a sleeping room — it becomes whatever this chapter of your life needs.
- 01
Your work-from-home floor
A desk by the railing, monitor facing the vaulted ceiling, the kitchen chatter a full flight below. Calls stay private, the commute is one staircase, and quitting time means walking downstairs — no commute, no closing a door on the living room.
- 02
A reading & study nook
A daybed against the knee wall, a bookshelf along the stairwell, and that high window light that makes afternoon pages feel generous. Close the laptop and the house settles to a hum below — separate enough to disappear into, close enough to still belong.
- 03
The hobby & creative studio
Easel, sewing table, or a turntable and records — the mess lives up top while the great room stays showroom-ready. Open sightlines and soft natural light make it the room you drift toward on a Saturday morning.
- 04
A guest workspace
Visitors get their own level: a daybed, Wi-Fi, and a quiet desk, set apart from all three bedrooms. Privacy for them without giving up a sleeping room, and a place for you to land when the house is full.
- 05
The flex space that grows with you
Office this year, a nursery-adjacent lounge next, a teen hangout after that. One flight of stairs, no renovation. The loft rewrites its job description as your life does — the only room in the house that reinvents itself for free.
Points of Differentiation
Seven things this home has that the next one likely won't.
- 01
Minutes from major employers
0.6 miles to Dupont Hospital, 3.2 to Parkview Regional Medical Center — a commute measured in minutes, not miles.
- 02
Highway access without highway noise
I-69 at Exit 316 is 1.2 miles — about three minutes — yet the street itself stays quiet, well off the corridor.
- 03
0.27-acre corner cul-de-sac lot
No through traffic, mature trees, and usable yard on three sides — a lot size new builds rarely offer.
- 04
Established neighborhood, documented value
The Estates of Sandy Pointe holds steady values in the $400K–$450K band with low turnover and real landscaping.
- 05
A separate loft — a floor of your own
180+ sq ft above the great room, reached by its own staircase. A loft built for focus, not a hallway nook.
- 06
Remarkably low HOA dues
A modest annual due covers common areas and the community pond — a fraction of typical association costs. Exact figure in the property details.
- 07
New stainless steel appliances and new flooring
Kitchen appliances and flooring throughout are new, so there is no punch list waiting for you at move-in.
A Note on Value
Established, not built yesterday.
"Buy the least expensive house in the best neighborhood you can afford."
A proven neighborhood with a real resale history — priced below its own comparables — behaves differently than a new build ten miles out. This home offers the settled version.
See the full comparison →- Resale history
- Proven $400K–$450K sale band
- Lot & setting
- 0.27-acre corner cul-de-sac, mature trees
- Condition
- Updated appliances, flooring, paint & HVAC
- Demand
- Low turnover, established scarcity
- Financial impact
- Move-in ready with zero immediate out-of-pocket costs — window blinds, kitchen appliances, and established landscaping are already bought and paid for.
- Resale history
- None — builder-set pricing
- Lot & setting
- Smaller lots, young landscaping
- Condition
- Move-in ready, but unproven systems
- Demand
- Cookie-cutter supply, unproven cycle
- Financial impact
- Hidden post-closing expenses — expect an extra $10,000–$15,000 out-of-pocket for window treatments, lawn seeding, water softeners, and basic appliances.
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Agent Listing Packet
- · Fast facts, showings, disclosures — one page
- · Downloadable brochure & full photo pack
- · Neighborhood comps chart and specs sheet
- · Direct email booking, 24-hour notice preferred
Growing Families
- · 3 bedrooms plus a flexible loft for play or study
- · Quiet corner lot with sidewalk to the neighborhood pond
- · Assigned Fort Wayne Community Schools nearby
- · 0.27-acre yard with room to play
Medical & Remote Workers
- · 0.6 miles to Dupont Hospital — walk or drive home for lunch during your shift
- · 3.2 miles to Parkview Regional Medical Center — a stress-free, single-turn post-shift commute
- · 180+ sq ft loft: quiet daytime sleep after night shifts, or a dedicated telehealth office
- · 1.2 miles to I-69 (Exit 316) — about three minutes to regional travel
Long-Term Rental Owners
- · Turn-key — rent-ready with no deferred maintenance
- · Priced below neighborhood comparables
- · Projected rent $1,900–$2,150/mo (≈6.9% gross yield)
- · Steady tenant pool from adjacent medical campuses