Key facts
- Lot
- 0.13 acres
- Year built
- 2026
- Type
- Residential Income · Quadruplex
- MLS #
- 22071780
- County
- Marion
- Subdivision
- Schofield Harrison
- New construction
- Yes
About this home
Proposed New Construction 4-Plex | Monon Yard Introducing a brand-new 4-unit investment opportunity in the highly desirable Monon Yard neighborhood. Each unit features a spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bath layout, ranging from 1,395 to 1,497 square feet, offering modern design, open living spaces, and quality craftsmanship throughout. With projected rents of $1,750 per unit, this property generates strong returns and is ideal for owner-occupants, investors, or house hackers looking to capitalize on Indianapolis's continued growth. Built by Paradigm Construction & Development, a respected local builder committed to quality, transparency, and community impact. Perfectly located just minutes from the $4 billion IU Health Downtown Hospital (scheduled for completion in December 2027) and close to the Monon Trail, Fall Creek Greenway, and Midtown dining and retail, this property combines walkability, convenience, and long-term appreciation potential. Estimated completion: Approximately 7 months from closing and first construction draw. ask for full specifications, construction timeline, and builder options.
Description provided by the listing brokerage.
Schools
- School district
- Indianapolis Public Schools
Taxes
- Estimated annual tax
- $156 / yearTwice the semi-annual installment the listing reports.
- Tax year
- 2024
Estimate your monthly payment
Estimates only. This calculator does not give a quote. Defaults reflect Marion County / Indianapolis averages: property tax from this home's actual county bill, homeowners insurance at 0.42% annually. Conventional: PMI runs 0.55% of the loan annually when your down payment is below 20%, and drops automatically at 22% equity. Your real number depends on credit, taxes assessed for the parcel, escrow, condo insurance, and HOA. Rates as of May 2026 and subject to change.
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