What is the minimum stay?

Stays are a minimum of 30 days.

Are utilities and WiFi included?

Yes. Utilities and WiFi are included up to a reasonable household usage limit. If there are unusual overages, we’ll flag it and handle it fairly.

Is the home pet friendly?

Yes. Pets are allowed with an additional $250 pet cleaning fee. Any pet-related damage (including to furniture) is billed accordingly.

How many guests can stay?

The home fits 8 people comfortably, and we can make space for up to 10 people.

Yes. 2-car garage plus driveway parking.

Is there a dedicated workspace and fast WiFi?

Yes. There are two dedicated workstations: a full home office downstairs, plus a desk and chair upstairs in a cozy nook.

Is the kitchen fully equipped?

Absolutely. The kitchen is fully equipped with a microwave, oven, stovetop, fridge, large pantry, Nespresso coffee machine, blender, and toaster.

Is there in-home laundry and are linens provided?

Yes. Washer/dryer and linens are provided.

What are the move-in costs and what’s refundable?

There’s a security deposit and a cleaning fee. The deposit is refundable after checkout, minus any damages or excess cleaning.

How close is the home to major hospitals and downtown Indianapolis?

Approximately: OrthoIndy Hospital ~9 miles, Ascension St. Vincent ~13 miles, IU Health North ~12–13 miles, and downtown Indianapolis ~19 miles (traffic can change drive times).

Whitestown vs Downtown Indianapolis: Which Area is Right for You? | Furnished Rentals Indy

1. Space & Privacy

Downtown furnished apartments often trade space for walkability. If you're on a 30+ day assignment—or traveling with family—extra bedrooms, laundry, and a dedicated workspace can make daily life dramatically easier.

2. Parking & Getting Around

Downtown has paid garages, meters, and tighter streets. In Whitestown you typically get simpler parking (garage/driveway) and quick access to I-65 for commuting across the northside corridor.

3. Noise & Recovery Between Shifts

If you work early mornings, long shifts, or nights, sleep quality matters. A quiet neighborhood in Whitestown can be a better fit than areas with nightlife, events, or busy traffic patterns.

4. Commute Reality

The “best” location is the one that reduces daily friction. If your assignment is north (Carmel, Zionsville, Whitestown, Lebanon), living downtown can add time and stress. If your work and lifestyle are truly centered downtown, then being close can be worth it.

Choose Whitestown if you want

• Quiet evenings and easy parking
• A home layout for families
• Quick I-65 access north and south

Choose downtown if you want

• Walkable restaurants and nightlife
• Short trips to downtown venues
• A more urban, apartment-first lifestyle