One of the largest and most distinctive homes in Canterbury, this impressive residence blends craftsmanship, history, and thoughtful design with a premier location near the Monon Trail. Recognized for its character and charm, the home was featured on the 2017 Broad Ripple Historic Home Tour, highlighting its architectural significance and timeless appeal. A true standout is the use of authentic cherry wood throughout, milled from a mature tree once on the property, creating a one of a kind spcae. This is showcased in the Frank Lloyd Wright inspired great room addition with coffered ceilings, radiant heated concrete floors, and floor-to-ceiling windows and doors. A built-in buffet and wet bar make the space ideal for entertaining. The kitchen opens seamlessly to the great room and features an island, abundant storage, and sun-washed dining area. The upper level features four bedrooms including a primary suite with walk out balcony overlooking the courtyard. The partially finished basement with full bath provides abundant storage and endless potential. The professionally designed landscaping reflects a traditional English garden with boxwoods, hydrangea trees, flowering plants, and charming courtyard, reimagined for al fresco dining and entertaining. This is a rare opportunity to own a home where craftsmanship and thoughtful design come together.