This 1925 ranch-style residence is located within the prestigious Golden Hill Historic District in Indianapolis, and includes a 2nd attached side lot overlooking popular Berth Ross Park . Wonderfully updated with many features and even more updates during the past five years. This one-level, 3 bedroom, 2 full baths, has original architectural features and tasteful new ones. It has parquet flooring,a gorgeous fireplace surrounded by built-in bookshelves, beautiful woodwork, coffered ceilings, and lots of natural light. Take advantage of the wonderful private yard with a separate spa with storage and transform it into a she shed, potting shed, studio or retreat. Recent updates include both bathrooms, remodeled kitchen, windows, lighting, rear sliding and door into family room from the garage, main sewer line replacement, rebuilt chimney, 2-year old roof and gutters. The heated garage is perfect for a workshop (and is currently used as one), and the side yard extends to the street. Truly a gem in this convenient location, adjoining Woodstock CC, and just north of Newfields Art Museum and more. Noted for its early "fireproof" design, the home was constructed using an innovative method of brick-covered concrete masonry. The property is part of a neighborhood originally designed in 1908 by Scottish landscape architect George MacDougall, which gained a spot on the National Register of Historic Places in 1991 for its unique stone structures and winding estate roads.