1610 E Ohio St Indianapolis, IN 46201
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About this home
FULLY RENOVATED in 2022! This stunning 2 bedroom, 2 bath home in the heart of Holy Cross offers the perfect blend of historic charm and modern luxury. Originally built in 1900, it was completely rebuilt from the studs out, giving you the peace of mind of a brand-new home while enjoying the character of this revitalized neighborhood just minutes from downtown Indy. With 1,850 sq. ft. of living space, this two-story residence features soaring ceilings, an open floor plan, and designer finishes throughout. The inviting living room showcases an electric fireplace as its focal point and flows seamlessly into a chef's kitchen complete with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, modern cabinetry, and LED lighting. The huge loft, complete with a wet bar, overlooks the living area and offers the perfect space for entertaining, a home office, or a second lounge. Both bedrooms are designed as private suites, each with its own beautifully updated bath. The primary suite is a true retreat with a spa-like bathroom boasting a walk-in tiled shower, separate soaking tub, dual vanities, and high-end finishes. The second bathroom is equally stylish and fully renovated with modern tile and fixtures. Additional features include newer HVAC, updated electrical, marble and waterproof vinyl plank flooring, and even a mounted TV that stays. Step outside to find a fully fenced backyard that provides privacy, space for pets, and the perfect spot for hosting summer gatherings. The curb appeal shines with a welcoming front porch that invites you to sit and enjoy the neighborhood vibe. Living here means being able to walk or bike to Mass Ave, Bottleworks District, Highland Park, restaurants, breweries, coffee shops, and local hotspots. Whether you're looking to relax at home, entertain in style, or embrace the vibrant city lifestyle, this property checks every box. Completely move-in ready, turn-key, and brimming with character, this is the downtown dream you've been waiting for!
Source: MIBOR #22058853
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