5901 E St Clair Street Indianapolis, IN 46219

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Welcome to a charming piece of history in the heart of Irvington, Indianapolis! Built in 1938, this lovely home combines vintage character with modern comforts, offering a cozy and inviting atmosphere. From the moment you arrive, you'll fall in love with its classic architecture and well-kept exterior, complete with original limestone wraparound exterior. Step inside to find beautiful (again, original) hardwood floors, original woodwork, and elegant details that showcase the craftsmanship of the past. The spacious living room features a cozy fireplace, great for gathering with family and friends. Next to it, the formal dining room is perfect for hosting dinner parties or enjoying family meals. The updated kitchen blends modern amenities with vintage charm, featuring stainless steel appliances, modernized cabinetry, and new stone countertops. This home offers three generously sized bedrooms, each with plenty of closet space and multiple windows that let in lots of natural light. The main bathroom keeps its classic charm with original fixtures, along with some modern updates. Plus, there's an extra full bathroom on the main floor for guests. Outside, the fenced-in private backyard is a peaceful retreat, with a patio perfect for outdoor dining, lush landscaping, and a garden area for green thumbs. Additionally you have a storage shed for all of those garden tools. You'll love being within walking distance of Irvington's local shops, scenic trails, beautiful parks, and delightful restaurants. The neighborhood has a great sense of community and even hosts the largest Halloween festival in the country! This home isn't just a place to live; it's a lifestyle. Imagine the memories you'll make in this charming space, from festive holiday celebrations to quiet evenings on the porch. Don't miss the chance to make this historic house your home, and bring it to life with your personal touch. Experience the charm of Irvington and the timeless appeal of this 1938 home.