Phoenix Condos (Indianapolis, Indiana)
| condominium, 1907_construction, building/structure that has been renovated/restored/reconstructed
USA /
Indiana /
Indianapolis /
Indianapolis, Indiana /
North Park Avenue, 749
World
/ USA
/ Indiana
/ Indianapolis
World / United States / Indiana
condominium, 1907_construction, building/structure that has been renovated/restored/reconstructed
From the Indianapolis Business Journal:
"Phoenix Redevelopment Partners LLC paid $850,000 for the building in April 2016, county assessor records show. That was two years before the Phoenix Theater's move to its new $11 million home at the northeast corner of Illinois and Walnut streets.
The former theater building was constructed in 1907 as First United Brethren Church. Since 1988, the 35-year-old Phoenix Theatre organization had staged its productions in the building, which formerly served as the St. Stephen’s Missionary Baptist Church.
The new owners of the Park Avenue building plan to add a third level as part of the conversion to three condominiums totaling 3,300 square feet each. Each condo will be three levels, including a below-ground floor. The tall ceiling in the theater area leaves enough space to add the third floor without altering the look of the building.
The three-bedroom condos will be priced at roughly $1.1 million, said Robert Carr, a partner in the ownership group."
"Phoenix Redevelopment Partners LLC paid $850,000 for the building in April 2016, county assessor records show. That was two years before the Phoenix Theater's move to its new $11 million home at the northeast corner of Illinois and Walnut streets.
The former theater building was constructed in 1907 as First United Brethren Church. Since 1988, the 35-year-old Phoenix Theatre organization had staged its productions in the building, which formerly served as the St. Stephen’s Missionary Baptist Church.
The new owners of the Park Avenue building plan to add a third level as part of the conversion to three condominiums totaling 3,300 square feet each. Each condo will be three levels, including a below-ground floor. The tall ceiling in the theater area leaves enough space to add the third floor without altering the look of the building.
The three-bedroom condos will be priced at roughly $1.1 million, said Robert Carr, a partner in the ownership group."
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 39°46'39"N 86°8'49"W
- White River 30th Street Bridge 5.5 km
- T. C. Steele State Historic Site 74 km
- Horizon Convention Center 79 km
- McKinley National Memorial 419 km
- Kilbourn Dam 524 km
- Mountain View 606 km
- Washington National Cathedral 786 km
- Building 1 1036 km
- Building 2 1036 km
- Marble Hill–225th Street Station (1) 1045 km
- Chatham Arch 0.1 km
- Lockerbie Square 0.6 km
- Center Township 0.7 km
- Cottage Home 0.8 km
- Old Northside 0.9 km
- Mile Square 1.4 km
- Windsor Park 1.5 km
- Kennedy King 1.7 km
- Herron-Morton Place 1.8 km
- Martindale-Brightwood 3 km