A Little Bit of Castle. Over a Century of Character. Discover this distinctive 1920 Tudor Revival in Indianapolis' nationally recognized Watson Park Historic District. With its storybook turret, castle-like architecture, and location directly across from the four-acre Watson Road Bird Preserve, this home offers a rare combination of history, character, and space. Historic Watson Park is a hidden architectural treasure, known for its beautiful Tudor, Colonial Revival, and Craftsman homes, mature trees, and established neighborhood charm. Inside, approximately 4,824 square feet offer four unusually spacious upstairs bedrooms with generous closets, three with built-in bookcases. Original hardwood floors, leaded-glass windows, and beautiful architectural details showcase the home's craftsmanship. The expansive living room and formal dining room, large enough for an eight-foot table, provide wonderful gathering spaces. The turret houses a bathroom with its original tile, while the renovated primary bath offers modern comfort. The kitchen features quartz countertops, and the skylit great room opens to a veranda and oversized patio. A walk-up basement with wood floors throughout much of the space, second kitchen, family room, and direct outdoor access adds flexibility. Updated mechanical systems, one-third-acre lot, and attached two-car garage complete the property. Four bedrooms, two full baths, two half baths, and more than 100 years of architectural character-all in one of Indianapolis' distinctive historic neighborhoods. Ring camera system and parlor stove do not convey.