With a 3rd floor apartment (with separate meter!), 3-car garage, and a stone turret, this near-Northside home is a rare find. Some houses have history. This one helped write it. Designed, built, and lived in by legendary architect P.C. Rubush, whose work includes Bottleworks, Circle Theatre and Columbia Club, this remarkable Tudor blends architectural significance with everyday livability. Sun-filled rooms, original woodwork and staircases, refinished hardwoods, Tiger Oak pocket doors and the kind of craftsmanship that's impossible to replicate. Updated eat-in kitchen is equally suited for weeknight dinners and holiday gatherings, featuring a double electric oven, vent hood, reverse osmosis drinking water system and a thoughtfully redesigned single-basin sink. Upstairs, the spacious primary suite offers a renovated shower, soaking tub, walk-in closet and double vanity, while individual mini-split systems provide personalized comfort throughout the main living spaces. Radiant heat (any HVAC specialist will tell you it's the best kind) keeps the home cozy all winter. The third-floor has its own electric meter, laundry hookups and endless possibilities as guest quarters, multigenerational living or an income-producing rental.Behind the scenes, the updates are just as impressive: new roof! (2026), smart thermostat, smart lighting and locks, water softener (2025), radon mitigation system, added third-floor insulation, EV-ready garage with Level 2 charging and 100-amp subpanel, plus a patio pergola, landscape lighting and a three-car garage on a generous double lot.Just two blocks from the Fall Creek Trail and four from the Monon, you're minutes from downtown while surrounded by a neighborhood investing in its future, with new homes, the Monon30 project, Global Preparatory Academy and an active neighborhood association that proves community is still alive and well.