| Downtown Indianapolis 46204 | | |
333 Massachusetts Ave 902
| 2 Bedrooms + 2/1 Baths | | | | | 3,792 Sq Ft |
Welcoming Living Spaces
Sun-soaked and inviting, this open-concept living area is designed for modern living. Featuring rich wood-finish flooring, the space flows seamlessly, enhancing its airy ambiance. A striking contemporary fireplace with a stone surround adds a touch of elegance, while large windows bathe the room in natural light, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The unique paneled accent wall completes this stylish retreat.
Dine with elegance in a space where modern design meets warmth. This stunning area showcases hardwood flooring that complements the custom paneling and the dramatic exposed wood-finish beams. An integrated linear fireplace adds a cozy ambiance, while built-in cabinetry provides functional storage. The abundant natural light from large windows and cityscape views creates an inviting atmosphere, making it perfect for both intimate gatherings and lively dinners.
Elegant Dining Area
Crafted for culinary creativity, this kitchen seamlessly blends modern functionality with elegant design. Highlights include a spacious kitchen island featuring a sink, complemented by sleek white countertops and gray cabinetry. Stainless steel appliances—including a range with a matching vent hood—work in harmony with the stylish subway tile and stone tile backsplashes, creating an inviting atmosphere for both cooking and entertaining. Warm natural light floods through the large window.
A Kitchen Built for Creativity
Serenity awaits in this beautifully designed bedroom, where expansive windows invite natural light to dance across the sleek wood-finish flooring. The room features a stunning central chandelier that adds an air of elegance, while the gentle hue of the walls creates a peaceful ambiance. A harmonious layout provides a perfect retreat for relaxation and restful nights.
Peaceful Bedrooms
Refined Bathrooms
Indulge in the elegance of a refined retreat, where a spacious vanity crafted with warm wood cabinetry showcases a light-toned countertop. Flanking the vanity, dual decorative sconces elegantly illuminate the space, enhancing its tranquil ambiance. This bathroom is a blend of style and function, perfect for your personal oasis. Experience the harmonious design that invites relaxation and rejuvenation.
Two Terraces, One Skyline
The residence is extended into the skyline by two private terraces, totaling approximately 600 square feet and offering extraordinary views. You can also have open-air dining, entertaining or just enjoy the city from above on these terraces. There are also a number of other amenities (a fitness center, two garage parking spaces, a private wine closet etc.) which all speak to elevated condominium living.
In Marion County, life moves around a planned grid laid out in the 1820s. Set in the center of downtown Indianapolis, IN, the neighborhood balances historic brick corridors with quiet water routes. Morning runners cross stone footbridges over the sunken Central Canal, while south of Washington Street, the White River bends along the district edge. Everything connects within an easy walk.
Centering on the Square
Avenues branch outward from the central traffic circle, cutting diagonals through red-brick storefronts and limestone office blocks. Commuters and neighbors share wide sidewalks along Massachusetts and Washington streets, ducking into corner coffee shops and independent markets. As afternoon fades, patio dining spills onto brick pavers, giving the urban center the unhurried familiarity of a close-knit Indiana town.
A Grid Built for Walking
Canal Paths Below Street Level
Downtown green spaces follow the waterways, drawing runners and cyclists away from street traffic. The Indianapolis Canal Walk forms a 3-mile waterside loop curving north toward 11th Street along the historic 1830s Indiana Central Canal path. Built in the 1980s, the promenade offers pedal boats, gondola rides, and tree-shaded paths right beside downtown.
Independent retail and social spaces cluster along Massachusetts Avenue, creating a walkable corridor for shopping and gathering. The Bottleworks District revitalized a 12-acre site at the northern end of Mass Ave. Originally built in 1931 as an Art Deco Coca-Cola bottling plant by Rubush & Hunter, it now features boutique shops and the 38,000-square-foot Garage Food Hall.
Evenings downtown revolve around dining rooms with decades of tradition, where neighborhood tables fill up before games and shows. St. Elmo Steak House has anchored South Illinois Street since 1902, when it was founded by Joe Stahr as the city's oldest steakhouse. Named an America's Classic by the James Beard Foundation, the kitchen is famous for aged steaks and a fiery shrimp cocktail prepared with over three tons of fresh horseradish every year.
Public learning resources in the neighborhood center on quiet study rooms, expansive literary archives, and community lectures. Indianapolis Public Library - Central Library anchors this landscape on St. Clair Street, combining Paul Philippe Cret's 1917 Greek Doric building with a 2007 glass atrium. Readers and researchers find author names carved in stone alongside local history collections.
Open Doors for Lifelong Learning
Downtown residents live minutes from comprehensive medical networks and specialized emergency facilities along the city's medical corridor. Anchoring pediatric care, Riley Hospital for Children has operated since 1924, housing an ACS verified Level I pediatric trauma center and the 10-story Simon Family Tower. Families find peace of mind knowing regional trauma care and specialty clinics sit right in the urban core.
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