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Welcome to Lockerbie Lofts, a modern apartment community in the Lockerbie Square neighborhood of downtown Indianapolis, IN! With a selection of luxury studio, one and two-bedroom apartments for rent, Lockerbie Lofts offers residents open-concept floor plans, contemporary finishes, and thoughtfully-designed amenities in the heart of the city just seconds from the brand new Bottleworks District along with popular Mass Ave and Fountain Square cultural districts
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Amenities
Community Amenities
- Downtown Indianapolis Views *
- Ceiling Fans in Every Room
- Washer & Dryer Included
- Faux Hardwood Flooring
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Granite Countertops
- Designer Cabinetry
- Walk-In Closets *
- Spacious Pantry
- Patio/Balcony
Interior Luxuries
- Spacious Sundeck
- Expansive Outdoor Courtyard
- Co-Working Lounge
- 24-Hour Health & Fitness Center
- Resort-Inspired Pool
- Electric Car Charging Stations
- WiFi Access in Amenities
- Underground Parking Garage
- Controlled Access Building
- Secured Bike Storage
- Valet Dry Cleaning
- 24-Hour Emergency Maintenance
Fees & Pet Policy
One-Time Expenses
- Admin Fee: $200
- Application Fee: $50
Pet Policy
Restrictions: We welcome 2 pets per apartment home. Some breed restrictions apply. Please call our leasing office for complete pet policy information
- 2 Pet Limit
- Pet Fee: $300
- Ret Rent: $25 - $50
Neighborhood
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.
