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Apartments for Rent in Lockerbie Square - Indianapolis
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Apartments for Rent in Lockerbie Square, Indianapolis, IN
Lockerbie Square developed as Indianapolis' first "suburban" neighborhood because it was a short walk from downtown. The original one-mile square, the oldest section of the neighborhood, dates back to 1821. The neighborhood is named for the Lockerbie family, the founders of the neighborhood. James Whitcomb Riley, a famous poet, lived in the neighborhood. His house is now a museum and a National Historic Landmark. As one of the most intact historic districts in Indianapolis, the neighborhood is filled with elegant homes ranging from Queen Anne to Italianate. The James Ray-Buscher House is one of the oldest homes in the city, built in 1835. Lockerbie Square is adjacent to downtown on its northeast side, starting just before East Street and extending east to I-70.
Lockerbie Square - Indianapolis, IN Rental Insights
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The average rent for the Lockerbie Square neighborhood of Indianapolis, IN is $1,636, but rentals range from as little as $1,250 to as much as $2,074 depending on the rental style.
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Looking for a studio apartment in the Lockerbie Square neighborhood? Expect to pay around $1,250 per month.
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one bedroom Lockerbie Square apartments rent for around $1,636 per month.
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Lockerbie Square has two bedroom apartments that rent for around $2,074 per month.
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Students looking to rent in Lockerbie Square while staying close to campus will have access to IU - Indianapolis, IU - School of Medicine, Ivy Tech Community College, and Marian Univ., Indianapolis.