James Anthony

This relocation-owned Broad Ripple Cape-Cod-style bungalow is a charmer in every way, starting with its great front porch. As you enter into the home you will feel that wonderful 1940's charm. They took advantage of every square foot of space in those days, and each and every room is warm and inviting. There is a nice utilitarian kitchen that was so commonplace for that era that includes a

Be in a neighborhood with some million-dollar homes for the buy-in price of $450,000. The home will need some extensive remodeling, and likely all of the major components will need addressed, but the potential is instantly obvious. Located on a .97 acre lot, just the yard space, alone, is impressive. Five bedrooms upstairs as well as three full baths on that level. Two staircases, with the grand