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Getting around is super easy. Our home is safe and quiet. It is steps away from all sorts of entertainment. Within walking distance or 3 minutes’ drive, you could easily reach galleries, an opera house, local parks, and sports recreation. It is only two minute’s walk to Loves Academy of Lost Arts and Indianapolis Suziku Academy. And if you are a foodie, then you are in heaven, because it is super close to Meridian Kessler, which has tons of exotic dining options. Don’t miss it and book it today!
A short, four-mile drive north of Indianapolis' downtown lands you at Meridian Kessler, a distinctive neighborhood dating back to the late 19th century. Originally home to some of the city's wealthiest residents, impressive mansions and smaller, yet stately, single-family homes still adorn the streets. Residents of this area enjoy the convenience to Indianapolis' many attractions, shopping establishments, and fine-dining venues. Stretching from 38th Street up towards Kessler Boulevard and bounded to the east and west by North College Avenue and North Meridian Street respectively, this neighborhood houses an incredible mix of long-standing homes, charming independent apartment communities, and contemporary developments closer to 38th Street. Proximity to the White River and the number of parks that stretch along its banks puts the beauty of outer Indianapolis just minutes away.

★ There are several attractions and points of interest in the vicinity. Here are some nearby attractions and places you might consider visiting:
★ President Benjamin Harrison Home: Located at 1230 N Delaware St, this historic site was the former residence of the 23rd President of the United States, Benjamin Harrison. You can take a tour of the beautifully preserved Victorian-era home and learn about the history of this notable figure.
★ Massachusetts Avenue (Mass Ave): Mass Ave is a trendy and vibrant cultural district known for its eclectic mix of restaurants, shops, theaters, and art galleries. It's a great place to explore, dine, and enjoy live performances.
★ Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields: Located a short drive away, this museum offers an extensive collection of art and beautiful gardens. It's a great place for art enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
★ The Children's Museum of Indianapolis: If you have kids or are interested in interactive exhibits, this museum is one of the largest children's museums in the world. It's a short drive from the Old Northside neighborhood.
★ Indianapolis Motor Speedway: For motorsports fans, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, home to the famous Indianapolis 500 race, is not too far away. You can visit the museum and take a tour of the speedway.
★ White River State Park: This beautiful park along the White River offers green spaces, walking and biking trails, and several attractions, including the Indianapolis Zoo, Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art, and the Indiana State Museum.
★ Monon Trail: The Monon Trail is a popular rail-to-trail conversion that passes through the Old Northside neighborhood. It's great for walking, running, or biking, and it connects to other parts of the city.
★ Downtown Indianapolis: The heart of downtown Indianapolis is just a short distance away, offering numerous restaurants, bars, theaters, and cultural attractions. You can explore the Monument Circle area and enjoy the city's vibrant downtown atmosphere.