Sitting on a wooded cul-de-sac lot in South Bend’s distinctive Erskine Manor, this gracious home is nestled in a storied neighborhood once home to Studebaker president Albert Erskine. Just minutes from downtown and Notre Dame, the area is known for its rich history, winding tree-lined streets, and timeless architecture. Inside, the home offers generous living spaces and an effortless flow from room to room, with glass doors bringing in natural light and framing views of the private, wooded landscape. At the heart of the home is a spacious kitchen that opens into a large great room and leads seamlessly to a charming brick patio—perfect for entertaining or everyday living. A first-floor primary suite offers comfort and convenience, while a private office with separate entrance and adjoining bathroom provides flexible space for work or guests. All bedrooms are generously sized, and an enormous bonus room offers potential as a fifth bedroom. The finished lower level includes multiple storage rooms and additional living space. A stately brick drive court leads to an oversized three-car garage, and the setting offers the rare combination of wooded privacy and walkable proximity to the Stanley Clark School, top restaurants, and the hospitals.
