Realty

The penthouse life moves uptown.

An Avriel Shull pedigree is usually enough of a selling point for one of the Indianapolis architect’s midcentury-modern homes.

Avriel Shull’s Ladywood Estates: midcentury gold.

Want to buy this Victorian home?

Our current house is no mansion, but it’s more than we need.

The three-bedroom, two-bath bungalow has been refurbished into a picturesque Tiffany-blue cottage and sits on the market for $259,900.

For sale in Fountain Square.

This property, formerly belonging to Traders Point Creamery owners Fritz and Jane Kunz, feels like the grounds of a luxe Midwestern ski resort.

In Herron-Morton Place, $600K will get you a renovated historic home with plenty of style and space.

“We loved that house. It was so much fun, and pretty dramatic,” Judy O’Bannon says, referring to the hand-painted ceilings, stained-glass windows, ornate fretwork, and wraparound porch.

Guests can practice their golf skills on the PGA-approved putting turf atop the second floor of the outdoor terrace or hang by the poolside bar and fireplace on chilly summer nights.

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“You have no idea you’re in a subdivision because it’s so tranquil.”

It’s a five-minute drive from downtown—close enough for an enviable commute, but far enough away to feel like a sleepy suburb.

“Since I moved to Indy 20 years ago, I’ve been kind of a pioneer. We owned in Fletcher Place when that was far from what it is today.”