3/2 c.1928 Indiana Home on Almost 1 Acre $59,900

$59,900

Positioned on nearly a full acre of land, this charming 1,288 sq. ft. Indiana home balances space, privacy, and convenience. Step inside to find bright, roomy interiors across 3 bedrooms—including an en-suite half-bath for added comfort. Whether you envision expanding, landscaping, or simply enjoying the tranquil grounds, this property is ready for your vision!

Realtor Comments

Charming Fixer-Upper on nearly 1 acre lot with endless potential! The back of the lot has existing sewage and water connections for later use. Enjoy the large covered front porch and take advantage of the outdoor shed for extra storage or workshop. This expansive yard has room to garden, play or expand. This property is the perfect opportunity for investors or buyers looking to customize a home to their taste. This property is sold As-Is. Bring your vision and make it your own! Schedule your private tour today with your favorite Realtor!

3bd
1.5ba
1,288sqft
0.95 acre lot
Circa 1928

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368 S Jackson St, Clinton, IN 47842

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Contact Realtor: Stephanie Egan

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The Pros

Exceptional Housing Affordability: The cost of living is significantly below the national average. Home prices typically range between $90,000 and $130,000, making it an extremely accessible market for first-time buyers, investors, or retirees looking to stretch their budget.
Proximity to Terre Haute: While Clinton itself is small, it sits roughly 20 minutes from Terre Haute. Residents can easily commute for expanded healthcare services, retail, dining, and higher education hubs like Indiana State University and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology.
Tight-Knit Community & Heritage: Clinton has a distinct identity rooted in its mining and Italian heritage. Events like the long-standing Little Italy Festival bring the community together every Labor Day weekend.
Access to Outdoor Recreation: Situated along the Wabash River, the area offers easy access to fishing, boating, and rural outdoor activities, as well as nearby parks and trail systems.

The Cons

Limited Local Job Market: Economic opportunities within Clinton proper are sparse, with median household incomes trailing state averages. Most working residents commute out of town for employment in manufacturing, healthcare, or regional hubs.
Lack of Local Shopping & Entertainment: Commercial options in town are mostly limited to basic conveniences and a few local eateries. Driving to Terre Haute or Paris, IL, is necessary for major department stores, specialized medical care, or varied nightlife.
Public School Ratings: The local public school district (South Vermillion Community School Corporation) receives mixed to lower ratings compared to state performance metrics, which may require extra evaluation for families with school-aged children.
Car Dependency: Public transportation options are minimal to non-existent, making a reliable personal vehicle mandatory for daily life and work.