A retrofitted 1860s corner store into a single-family luxury home. It was originally built for the Israel Traub Store. Standard Grocer bought it in 1922. It was later occupied by a local artist and sculptor. It is the oldest commercial building in St. Joseph's historic district. You can still see the Owl Cigar ghost mural on the northern elevation! This landmark building has been transformed into a 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath luxury residence with an attached garage and private courtyard. Soaring ceiling heights throughout. The gorgeous kitchen features distinctive quartz, beautiful marble, custom cabinetry, and range hood. Luxurious primary suite with cathedral ceilings, huge WIC with custom shelving, and decorator-finished bath. The second-floor living space has exposed original brick, a wet bar and a wine fridge. The other two bedrooms have full custom, tiled baths. This renovation was thoughtfully designer-curated finishes and layout, marrying historic Indy and urban luxury in a one-of-a-kind downtown residence