5273 N Illinois Street

A rare offering, now available in one of Indianapolis' most coveted areas, this iconic 1930s residence was thoughtfully reimagined by acclaimed builder Steve Hoss and architect Gary Nance, curated with the unmistakable touch of Barclay Butera Interiors. It is a home that doesn't announce itself loudly... it simply doesn't need to. Inside, timeless architecture meets deliberate modernity. Original woodwork and custom built-ins anchor the home in its heritage, while 9-foot ceilings, Ralph Lauren lighting, and Rocky Mountain hardware elevate every space with quiet confidence. Three Carrara marble fireplaces create elegant and unforgettable moments. The kitchen is functional and striking, with Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, honed soapstone and marble surfaces, and a seamless connection to a wet bar designed for effortless entertaining.The primary suite is a retreat, with vaulted ceilings, a private sitting area with French doors, its own fireplace, and a spa-level bath finished in Carrara marble, Rohl fixtures and a cast-iron soaking tub. California Closets throughout the home, and integrated laundry within the suite provide everyday livability that's often promised, rarely delivered. Beyond the walls, the experience continues. A 700 Sq.Ft. covered patio sets the stage for evenings that stretch a little longer than planned, complete with fireplace, built-in media, and Lynx grill. Multiple outdoor spaces create a setting that feels equal parts private retreat and social destination. The grounds are as intentional as the home itself, with mature landscaping, charming walkways, and unexpected elements including a custom playhouse, barn, and garden. Beyond it's beauty, this home has substance, with recent updates where they matter most. And of course, there is the location, just blocks from the best of of the city's dining, shops, and everyday conveniences, close enough to enjoy, far enough to remain undisturbed.