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At Lawton Loop you'll find a
community of unparalleled balance between historic charm and
modern convenience. As the model centerpiece of the historic
Fort Benjamin Harrison redevelopment, Lawton Loop
Condominiums preserve the future of community tradition.
Situated on a distinctive parade field near all amenities,
these residences offer a unique living experience with all
the richness of a turn-of-the-century neighborhood.
Lawton Loop Condominiums are painstakingly renovated with
historic integrity in mind. Utmost attention is paid to the
details of colonial revival architecture while incorporating
all the modern necessities. With a canvas of high ceilings,
exposed brick, and arches supported by columns, the
opportunity for a personal statement is measured only by the
imagination of the resident. Each distinctive floor plan
offers many options for creating a unique living experience.
The historic character of Lawton Loop offers residents a
welcoming retreat. Elegant architecture, natural landscaping
and modern conveniences define a unique sense of community
unparalleled in the Indianapolis area.
Lawton Loop Condominiums sit along a 30+ acre parade field and the loop itself is adjacent to the 1,700 acre Fort Harrison State Park.
Lawton Loop Condominiums are painstakingly renovated with
historic integrity in mind. Utmost attention is paid to the
details of colonial revival architecture while incorporating
all the modern necessities. With a canvas of high ceilings,
exposed brick, and arches supported by columns, the
opportunity for a personal statement is measured only by the
imagination of the resident. Each distinctive floor plan
offers many options for creating a unique living experience.
The historic character of Lawton Loop offers residents a
welcoming retreat. Elegant architecture, natural landscaping
and modern conveniences define a unique sense of community
unparalleled in the Indianapolis area. Situated on Lawton
Loop parade field, residents of the condominiums will enjoy
all the amenities the Fort has to offer. 1,700 acres of
adjoining green space feature a lush state park and
challenging 18 hole golf course. Jogging trails, riding
stables, lakes and nature trails are all within a short
walk. Also convenient to the Loop are a commerce park,
Lawrence City Center, Community Hospital Medical Pavilion
and the Benjamin Harrison YMCA.
Located in Lawrence, on the Northeast side of Indianapolis,
the Fort is within minutes of the interstate system and is
convenient to downtown Indianapolis.
Our buildings are named after true heroes of Fort Benjamin Harrison.
The Davis Building
Sergeant Davis was awarded our nation's highest honor, the Medal of Honor, for gallantry in service in the Republic of Vietnam on November 18, 1967. Sergeant Davis, with a complete disregard for his own personal safety and though severely wounded, repelled an attack by the Viet Cong and single handedly rescued three of his comrades. Even after he had rescued his fellow soldiers, Sergeant Davis refused medical attention and joined another unit in repelling yet another attack by the Viet Cong. Sergeant Davis was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions well beyond the call of duty. He continues to reside in Indianapolis and volunteers his time to help many Hoosier organizations.
The Brooks Building
Major General Brooks served as the last commanding general of Fort Benjamin Harrison. General Brooks served his country as an Army Officer for over 30 years including a combat tour in Vietnam. His last assignment, that he held for over five years, saw his stewardship as the key factor in the orderly transfer of Fort Benjamin Harrison to the Fort Harrison Reuse Authority. His leadership and tenacity resulted in the Fort Harrison closure being recognized and studied around the country as the "Model Base Closure" for the Department of Defense.
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