Indianapolis, IN Apartments For Rent
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Types of apartment in Indianapolis, IN
Indianapolis apartments range from old brick walk-ups to newer mid-rise buildings. In Downtown, Chatham Arch, Fletcher Place, Fountain Square, and Old Northside, many apartments sit in restored industrial buildings, early 1900s brick flats, and townhome-style properties with porches, bay windows, and stone trim. You can also find houses for rent in these areas, often with narrow lots, alleys, and detached garages. Inside, many older units have hardwood floors, tall windows, and radiator heat, while newer apartments often add in-unit laundry and open kitchens.North and northeast areas like Broad Ripple, Meridian-Kessler, Castleton, and Nora have more garden-style apartments, low-rise complexes, and split-level rentals with larger parking lots and set-back entries. On the near west side in Haughville and farther south near Garfield Park and Irvington on the east side, apartments can include duplexes, fourplexes, and small courtyard buildings mixed with single-family houses for rent. Exterior styles shift from red brick and limestone details near Meridian Street to vinyl-sided suburban buildings farther out. Tradeoffs often come down to stairs, parking layout, storage, and how updated the interior feels.