On New Jersey Street's tree-lined esplanade-the most photographed block in Herron-Morton-a 1909 Victorian has been reborn. This is no cosmetic refresh. It is a studs-out restoration executed with the rigor of historic preservation and the polish of a modern luxury build, delivering a finish package this neighborhood has not seen at this level. The renovation reaches every system and surface. New windows, all-new electrical and wiring, plumbing, and mechanicals. New oak floors flow throughout. Crown moldings, casings, and millwork were custom-milled to replicate the home's original 1909 profile, line for line, so the soul of the house remains intact. A gas fireplace anchors the formal living spaces. The expanded chef's kitchen is the showpiece-a generous addition that opens directly to the family room and reorients the home around how people actually live. Quartz counters, an oversized island built for gathering, a statement range, stacked tile, hidden pantry and seamless sight-lines. A butler's pantry with built-in wine cooler bridges everyday function and serious entertaining. Enjoy huge sliding doors to your private deck and yard. Upstairs, the new primary suite redefines the top tier for Herron-Morton: a marble vanity, deep soaking tub, oversized walk-in zero-edge shower, and a custom closet scaled for two. A second luxury hall bath and dedicated second-floor laundry round out the level. The fully finished attic adds another flexible level-office, studio, guest suite, or fifth bedroom. Outside, a brand-new carriage-style three-car garage-a true rarity in the historic district-is architecturally calibrated to the main house. Mature landscaping and the esplanade setting do the rest. Mass Ave, Bottleworks, the Monon Trail, and the best of downtown Indianapolis all within minutes. Live on the esplanade. Own a piece of Indianapolis history rebuilt for the way we live now. A new benchmark for Herron-Morton.