Creative Workshop/Gathering Space

Quaint single family home near from Broadripple Village in Indianapolis. Tree lined street in a quiet and charming neighborhood, located about six miles north of Downtown Indianapolis. Broad Ripple's position as a cornerstone of Indianapolis' youth culture and nightlife is a result of its thriving bar scene and the nearby presence of Butler University. Broad Ripple is connected to downtown Indianapolis on public bus rapid transit via Indy Go's Red Line (Route 90). The Red Line's Broad Ripple Station is located in the median of College Avenue and is accessed from College's intersection with Broad Ripple Avenue (6300 North) and Westfield Boulevard. Other IndyGo traditional bus routes also run through the Village, connecting it to additional neighborhoods of the Circle City. Location is minutes from highway 465 and 70. The neighborhood is home to many of Indianapolis' locally owned restaurants, independent art galleries, private boutiques and specialty shops, and the popular Monon Trail. Within a few city blocks, one can find a wide variety of food, including Chinese, Indian, Mexican, Mediterranean, Italian, Cajun, Middle Eastern, French, English, and Japanese as well as traditional American fare and four independent microbreweries. Entertainment offerings include multiple venues for live music, showcasing both local artists and nationally touring acts in genres such as rock, hip hop, country, and jazz. It has an open floor plan with a galley kitchen that is great for gathering. A flat screen smart TV is located in the living/dining area. It also has a great front porch and back deck!