These are the highest-priced home sales reported in Indianapolis Area, Indiana for the week ending November 8, 2026, and together they came to $3.71 million. All five are in Indianapolis, and the list runs from a 1921 home in Oliver Johnsons Woods to a Greystone home built in 2006, with a single condominium among four single-family homes.
The group spans a narrow price band, from $690,000 to $820,000, and F.C. Tucker Company listed two of the five.
No. 1 — $820,000 · 6671 Cherbourg Cir, Indianapolis, Indiana
The week’s top sale is a Cape Cod-style home on a cul-de-sac in the Lake Charlevoix neighborhood, on the lake and shaded by mature trees. Built in 1998 of brick and cedar, it sold for $820,000.
It is also the largest of the five, with 6,116 square feet, and it has the most bedrooms, six, along with five bathrooms. The layout suits a household that spans generations. An upstairs suite has a kitchenette of its own, and the finished basement, with ceilings of nine feet or more, adds an exercise room and another kitchenette. Three fireplaces warm the family room, the great room and the primary bedroom, and the kitchen has an island, a pantry and a gas range.
Outdoors there are several levels of decking, paved patios, a porch and a fire pit. Trails along Fall Creek lie past the backyard. The home sits on 0.34 acres and has an attached three-car garage. The property last sold for $495,000 in 2012.
Caroline DeFazio of Compass Indiana, LLC was the listing agent, and the home went under contract 18 days after it was listed. Jen Webster of F.C. Tucker Company represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $745,000 · 5765 Beisinger Pl, Indianapolis, Indiana
In Greystone, the newest home of the five was built in 2006 on a 0.49-acre cul-de-sac lot. The brick, traditional-style home sold for $745,000 and has four bedrooms, four full baths and 4,271 square feet.
On the main floor, a family room rises two stories around a gas fireplace, and there is a formal dining room, a private office and a kitchen with granite counters, a gas range and a walk-in pantry. The main floor also has a bedroom and a full bath. Archways, crown molding and wainscoting run through the rooms.
Upstairs, the primary suite has a tray ceiling, a Jacuzzi tub and a separate shower. The finished basement walks out to the yard and has a second gas fireplace, a wet bar and another full bath. Outside are a deck, a pergola and an open patio. The property last sold for $555,000 in 2021.
The home went under contract six days after Emily Brewer of Redfin Corporation listed it. Tommy Johnson of @properties represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $737,955 · 350 N Meridian St Unit 901, Indianapolis, Indiana
The Athletic Club building on North Meridian Street dates to 1924, and its main entrance was modeled by architect Robert Frost Daggett on Rome’s 15th-century Palazzo Venezia. On the top floor, two condominiums were joined to create a single 3,000-square-foot residence, which sold for $737,955.
The Italianate building’s brick and stone give way inside to rooms with 12-foot ceilings and hardwood floors. A wall of windows in the great room looks out over the city, and the plan includes a family room that doubles as a library, an office, a dining area and a kitchen with granite counters and stainless appliances. All three bedrooms and three full bathrooms are on the one level, including a primary suite, and a gas fireplace warms the family room.
Living in the Athletic Club comes with the club’s facilities: a full-size basketball court, racquetball and squash courts, a fitness center, a golf simulator, game and meeting rooms and a patio on the roof. The unit also has two spaces in the building’s heated indoor garage and two storage units.
GB Landrigan of GB Landrigan & Company was the listing agent. Brenda Bertram-Taylor of My Agent represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $715,000 · 9118 Sand Key Ln, Indianapolis, Indiana
A cedar home in Masthead, part of the Geist community, was built in 1982 and has since been fully remade inside and out. Its look borrows from the New England countryside, set among mature trees and landscaped grounds on an irregular 0.37-acre lot. It sold for $715,000.
The kitchen has warm wood cabinetry, granite counters and a custom pantry. The living room has built-in bookcases and a fireplace. A sunroom was added, and the dining room has hardwood floors, a chair rail and crown molding. The home office has French doors, a vaulted ceiling, a wood beam and custom shutters.
The home has four bedrooms and four bathrooms in 4,252 square feet. The bedrooms are on the upper level, among them a primary suite with a custom walk-in closet and an updated bath. Downstairs, an open finished basement has a second fireplace and a full second kitchen. There is a three-car attached garage. The property last sold for $375,000 in 2019.
Laura Turner and Mitzi Koontz, both of F.C. Tucker Company, were the listing agents, and the home went under contract 15 days after it was listed. Their firm also listed the No. 5 sale this week. Mitchell Morson of eXp Realty, LLC represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $690,000 · 4421 Central Ave, Indianapolis, Indiana
The oldest home in this week’s group, built in 1921, sits on Central Avenue in Oliver Johnsons Woods and sold for $690,000. The two-story, traditional-style home has been thoroughly renovated and has four bedrooms and four bathrooms in 3,457 square feet on an 8,276-square-foot lot.
The updated kitchen has stainless steel appliances. Next to it, the living room has a wood-burning masonry fireplace. Some of the bathrooms have double vanities and walk-in showers. The partially finished basement, with egress windows and storage space, can serve as a self-contained suite for overnight guests. Outside are a deck, a porch, a private yard and a detached three-car garage. The property last sold for $450,000 in 2018.
Angela Duggan of F.C. Tucker Company was the listing agent, giving the firm two of the five listings this week. Phillip Klem, also of F.C. Tucker Company, represented the buyer.
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