Marcy Village Apartments

Marcy Village Apartments encompasses nineteen buildings distributed across twenty-five acres of land, featuring symmetrical facades and classical architectural elements throughout the property.

The development marked a milestone in 1939 as Indiana's first Federal Housing Administration project, constructed with a substantial investment of $1,690,000 during the post-Depression era.

The residential complex integrated community spaces and commercial facilities, including drug stores, grocery stores, and professional offices that supported local neighborhood interactions.

The apartment district provides convenient access to Indianapolis public transportation, with its location between College and Keystone Avenue offering multiple commuting options.

Five dedicated commercial spaces within the complex hosted essential services for residents, including medical offices, creating a self-contained residential community in northeast Indianapolis.

Location: Indiana

Architectural style: Colonial Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 39.83861,-86.13444

Latest update: March 7, 2025 08:04