3 Ensuite Suites · Mile to Lucas Oil

Fall in Indy runs on game days, band weekends and convention season. This modern Bates-Hendricks home is built for all three — and for the cold night that follows. ★ THREE ENSUITE SUITES — every bedroom has its own private full bathroom. No hallway queue, no negotiating for the shower. Guests keep calling it the best amenity in the house. ★ FIREPLACE + DEEP SECTIONAL — the living room is built for a cold Sunday: fire on, big smart TV, the whole group in one room. ★ DRIVEWAY FOR FOUR CARS — park at the door and unload. Rare this close to downtown. ★ A MILE FROM THE STADIUM — Lucas Oil and Gainbridge Fieldhouse, both a mile out the front door. ★ DOGS WELCOME — fully fenced backyard for your travel buddy. ★ SELF CHECK-IN — smart lock, so you arrive whenever the event lets you. SLEEPS 7 • Main-floor suite — Queen, private ensuite bath, 75" smart TV, no stairs • Upper suite — King, private ensuite bath • Upper primary suite — King, private ensuite bath, walk-in closet, private balcony • Living room — sleeper sofa for a seventh guest THE KITCHEN Full-size stainless appliances, dishwasher, espresso machine, kettle, blender, mini fridge. The island seats four, so a real game-day breakfast happens here instead of a drive-thru. Cooking basics, dishes, wine glasses and coffee are stocked. WORK BETWEEN EVENTS A dedicated office with a real desk and chair plus fiber internet — usable for a full conference-week workday. Washer and dryer in the home. MINUTES TO EVERYTHING • Lucas Oil Stadium & Gainbridge Fieldhouse — about a mile, 5 minutes by car • Indiana Convention Center — 5 minutes • Eli Lilly — 3 minutes • Fletcher Place & Fountain Square dining — 3-4 minutes • Mass Ave — 8 minutes • White River State Park & the Zoo — 10 minutes • Indianapolis International (IND) — 15 minutes THE WALK, HONESTLY It is just under a mile to Lucas Oil, and in good weather plenty of guests walk it and beat the traffic. On a cold or wet November night most people drive it in five minutes — and the driveway is waiting when they get back. Street construction nearby also shifts the route. Plan on driving in late fall and you will never be disappointed. WORTH KNOWING The backyard is fully fenced, but there is no interior door to it — dogs go out the front and around. The house sits just off I-65, so a train is occasionally audible at night. The rooftop deck is a real bonus on a clear evening. Turn on the fireplace, hand everyone their own bathroom, and let the weekend take care of itself.