Garfield Park, Indianapolis Homes for Sale
On Indy's south side, bordered by White River and I-70, sits the Garfield Park neighborhood. Its namesake park is the oldest in the city and easily one of the most beautiful, with a 10,000-square-foot Conservatory that provides a year-round home to tropical plants from around the world. Outside, the Sunken Garden features fountains, sidewalks, and benches designed around European-inspired classical formal gardens.
Latest Garfield Park, Indianapolis Homes for Sale
2249~2D2287 S Madison Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46225
Subdivision: Nordholt Heirs Addition
Add to FavoritesLet your imagination run wild with the possibilities for this piece of ground on major artery into downtown Indianapolis. Currently platted as 11 residential homesit...
0 Beds 0 Bath Areas 0 SqFt
$280,000
2354 Shelby Street, Indianapolis, IN 46203
Subdivision: Bohnes Garfield Park
Add to FavoritesLocation can't be beat! This all brick, 2 bedroom a side duplex is located just a block north of Garfield Park and 3 blocks from I-65. Property underwent a full inte...
0 Beds 0 Bath Areas 0 SqFt
$269,900
60 E Pleasant Run Parkway N Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46225
Subdivision: Coopers
Add to FavoritesPriced to sell! Amazing attention to detail here with so much updating you'll have to see inside to appreciate. Note this is a two bedroom plus den. Both bedrooms ha...
2 Beds 2 Bath Areas 2482 SqFt
$199,900
20 W Raymond Street, Indianapolis, IN 46230
Subdivision: James Franks Add
Add to FavoritesHigh visibility perfect for almost any business. Tremendous visibility & recognition. Potential C5 car lot may be highest and best use. Current Zoning appears to be...
0 Beds 0 Bath Areas 0 SqFt
$174,900
2201 S Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN 46225
Subdivision: Millers Sub Yandes
Add to FavoritesMany possibilities for southeast corner of Meridian St and Raymond St. Current Zoning C-3, C-1, D-5. Whatever improvements purchasers dream possible to support and ...
0 Beds 0 Bath Areas 0 SqFt
$149,900
114 W Southern Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46225
Subdivision: Stones S Meridian St
Add to FavoritesLarge 9600 sqft lot located 3 miles south from downtown and only 1 mile west from Garfield Park. An old house was demolished and trees were cleared from site making ...
0 Beds 0 Bath Areas 0 SqFt
$60,000
2604 S Delaware Street, Indianapolis, IN 46225
Subdivision: Brill Heirs Addition
Add to FavoritesBuildable land close to Garfield Park and downtown. Property already has utilities ran to it.
0 Beds 0 Bath Areas 0 SqFt
$37,000
2608 S Delaware Street, Indianapolis, IN 46225
Subdivision: Brill Heirs Addition
Add to FavoritesBuildable land close to Garfield Park and downtown. It has utilities already ran to the parcel.
0 Beds 0 Bath Areas 0 SqFt
$37,000
3935 S West Street, Alamo, IN 47918
Subdivision: No Subdivision
Add to FavoritesHouse needing possible complete renovation or removal. New septic on property and shared well on property line. Mobile home could possibly be placed on lot.
3 Beds 1 Bath Areas 1708 SqFt
$18,000
1125 Mcdougal Street, Indianapolis, IN 46203
Subdivision: Mccord & Wheatleys
Add to FavoritesFOR LEASE! CUTE 3 BDRM W/1 BATH 1 CAR CARPORT AND 2 CAR DETACHED GARAGE VERY CONVENIENT LOCATION TO GARFIELD PARK AND THOSE COMMUTING TO DOWNTOWN...REFRIGERATOR AND ...
4 Beds 1 Bath Areas 1120 SqFt
$1,195
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The 136-acre park is an alluring attraction for the surrounding inhabitants, a mix of families, students, and young professionals. Like nearby Fountain Square, the neighborhood is starting to see an influx of new businesses and a burgeoning art scene. Garfield Park and Fountain Square share something else as well: the "Pioneer Family" fountain, which was moved to the Conservatory in 1954 to alleviate traffic at the intersection of Virginia Avenue, Prospect Street, and Shelby Street. (It has since been returned, save for a brief stint from 2009 to 2012 when the permanent site was being renovated.)
Originally intended as a horse racing track, the land was purchased by a group of local businessmen in 1874. The site was named "Southern Park" when the city purchased it a few years later, but was renamed in 1881 following the assassination of President Garfield. In 1912, noted landscape architect George Edward Kessler created a master plan for the park, which included his vision for the iconic Sunken Garden.
Despite its vast expanse and well-curated grounds, visiting the park on a regular basis won't break the bank. All outdoor areas are free and open from dawn until dusk. General admission for the Conservatory is $2, except on special occasions.
With its rich history, beautiful open spaces, and dedicated local residents and businesses, Garfield Park is proving itself to be one of Indy's most up-and-coming neighborhoods. The Garfield Park Eatery & Coffee, lovingly referred to as "The Garf," is a hotspot for local musicians, writers, and artists. Plans for other new restaurants and coffee shops are currently in the works as well.
