This wonderfully updated 1925 home has many original features and has undergone numerous updates during the past five years keeping with its original craftsmanship.This one-level home has three bedrooms, two full baths, and many original plus tasteful new architectural features. It offers parquet flooring, a gorgeous fireplace, bookshelves, woodwork, coffered ceilings, and an abundance of natural light. Take advantage of the wonderful, private yard, which has a separate spa with storage that could be transformed into a she shed, potting shed, studio, or retreat. Recent updates include remodeled bathrooms and the kitchen, replacement windows, light fixtures, the rear sliding door and the door to the family room from the garage, the main sewer line replacement, the rebuilt chimney, two-year-old roof and gutters and more. The heated garage is perfect for a workshop, too. The side yard also extends to the street beyond the fence. This home is truly a gem in a wonderful location adjoining Woodstock Country Club, just south of the Newfields Art Museum and 100 Acres Art & Nature Park, Marion College, the 555 acre Crown Hill Cemetery which serves as a burial ground and public park, which offers green space for recreation, history and art appreciation, minutes to downtown, highways and more. 3715 Governors Road is a historic, 1925, ranch-style residence located within the prestigious Golden Hill Historic District in Indianapolis. Noted for its early "fireproof" design, the home was constructed using an innovative brick-covered concrete masonry method. The property is part of a neighborhood originally designed in 1908 by Scottish landscape architect George MacDougall. The neighborhood gained a spot on the National Register of Historic Places in 1991 for its unique stone structures and winding estate roads.
