Walk to Broad Ripple, fenced yard and fire pit

Some homes make it easy to settle in. Sunday on the Monon was designed for exactly that: restful nights, unhurried mornings, and plenty of room to reconnect between Indianapolis adventures. Set in a residential Broad Ripple neighborhood, this brick bungalow places you near the Monon Trail and the independent restaurants, coffee shops, breweries, boutiques, and recreation that give the area its personality. Bring your bikes, walking shoes, or running gear and experience one of Indianapolis's most-loved neighborhood corridors. Inside, neutral finishes, colorful artwork, and Indianapolis and Indiana references create a relaxed sense of place. The home sleeps eight across three bedrooms and a basement den: two king beds, one queen bed, and a twin trundle with two mattresses. Two full bathrooms and two separate living rooms give families, colleagues, and small groups space to gather or spread out. The main level includes the living room, dining room, kitchen and breakfast nook, two bedrooms, and a full bathroom with a tub/shower. Downstairs, the finished basement includes a second living room with a 75-inch Smart TV, foosball and games, a king bedroom, a private office/den with twin trundle, a second full bathroom with a stand-up shower, and guest laundry. The kitchen is stocked for eight, while the coffee bar gives you options: drip, French press, Keurig, local beans, a grinder, syrups, tea, honey sticks, and to-go cups. Families will also find children's dishes, books and games, a high chair, and a permanently installed baby gate. Outside, start the morning on the porch swing or settle onto the backyard deck beneath mature trees. Grill dinner, gather around the wood-burning firepit, and let the string lights set the pace for an easy evening. A two-car driveway means you can explore Broad Ripple, Butler University, downtown venues, family attractions, and the wider Indianapolis area without worrying about where to park when you return. Sunday on the Monon is cared for by Lazy Sunday Rentals, with thoughtful preparation and responsive local support throughout your stay. The space Main level Living room with sofa, two chairs, books, fireplace, and 65-inch Smart TV Dining room with seating for six Fully equipped kitchen stocked for eight Breakfast nook seating three to four with backyard/deck access Curated multi-method coffee bar Bedroom 1 with king bed and 65-inch Smart TV Bedroom 2 with queen bed and 55-inch Smart TV Full bathroom with bathtub/shower Finished basement Second living room with sofa, two chairs, 75-inch Smart TV, books, board games, and foosball Bedroom 3 with king bed and 55-inch Smart TV Private office/den with desk, chair, printer and plan speeds up to 500 Mbps + twin trundle with two twin mattresses Full bathroom with stand-up shower Washer and dryer with detergent Sleeping capacity King bed: 2 guests Queen bed: 2 guests Basement king bed: 2 guests Twin trundle: 2 guests Total: 8 guests The basement bedroom and den are connected without a door between them. The den has a door separating the combined sleeping area from the adjoining basement spaces, making this arrangement especially useful for two adults traveling with two children. Neighborhood Broad Ripple is one of Indianapolis's most established neighborhood destinations, known for independent restaurants, cafés, breweries, boutiques, parks, and easy access to the Monon Trail. The home sits in a residential area surrounded by attractive homes while keeping the neighborhood's activity close at hand. Local favorites include BRICS for ice cream in the historic Monon Railway Station, Flatwater for canal-side dining and seasonal live music, Monon Coffee Company, Broad Ripple Brewpub, and Marigold's women-owned boutique. Broad Ripple Park offers trails, river access, tennis, pickleball, and seasonal recreation. Holliday Park is also a short drive away. The location provides convenient driving access to Butler University, the Indiana State Fairgrounds, The Children's Museum of Indianapolis, downtown Indianapolis, the Indiana Convention Center, Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis Zoo, and Grand Park. Getting around Walking, running, and biking are among the best ways to enjoy Broad Ripple and the Monon Trail. Bicycles are not provided, so guests who plan to ride should bring or rent their own. A private driveway fits two standard vehicles. Additional permitted parking is available on the street. Rideshare service is readily available throughout Indianapolis. Drive times vary with traffic and major events. Directions and parking Park in the private driveway, which accommodates two standard vehicles. Street parking is also permitted. Guests should enter through the side door using the Smart Lock; there are two steps and no handrail. The front door does not have a guest Smart Lock, and the rear alley is not needed for access.