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This 3,000-square-foot Evans Woollen trulli was designed in 1962 before he became Indy’s most well-known architect.

A heated driveway, wet room, and backyard cottage are among the unique touches at this northside rambler.

For homebuyers seeking this prime location but lacking any insider connections, you’re in luck.

Land Of Enchantment

A right-sized charmer with a desirable Carmel address breaks the suburban mold.

“Heaven is a house with porch lights.”

The open floor plan keeps it contemporary with a color palette of white, gray, and black.

With a forested backdrop of mature trees on an acre lot, this modern Craftsman feels private and expansive.

While no one knows what the next few months will bring, Realtors are hopeful that the low supply and interest rates will translate to a quick recovery.

“Funky. Artsy. Retro. Anything but … square.”

An early doctor’s home in Noblesville remains in good health.

Three Tudors in Meridian-Kessler are currently for sale, and though their exteriors may be similar, each one has its own unique interior appeal.

“This home is a prime example of modern urban living.”

We know Mick Jagger wanted to paint it black, and it seems that home buyers might want to as well.

Call it Prairie School or The Chicago Group, this shining example of Arts and Crafts design is tucked away on nearly two wooded acres in Zionsville.