4/2 c.1900 Indiana Fixer Upper W/French Doors, Hardwoods, Garage $49K

$49,000

Timeless craftsmanship meets endless potential. Beneath the surface of this Indiana fixer upper lie gorgeous hardwood floors throughout, elegant French doors, and fine ornate woodwork just waiting to shine.

Realtor Comments

Looking for a project? Look no more. The dining room has built in shelves and a corner cabinet. The third floor has a partially finished attic. The enclosed back porch has a brick floor. The seller will leave windows he purchased. The furnace is approximately 6 years old. The garage has new siding, doors and windows. Located within walking distance to downtown shopping, restaurants, library and Civic Center.

4bd
1.5ba
2,209sqft
5,663sqft lot
Circa 1900

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120 E Huntington St, Montpelier, IN 47359 $49,000

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The Pros

Extremely Low Cost of Living: Housing and general living expenses are significantly below both the Indiana and national averages. Homeownership is very accessible, with median home values often well under $100,000.
Safe, Tight-Knit Community: Montpelier boasts low crime rates compared to larger urban centers. Neighbors generally know one another, and community events centered around local schools, churches, and civic spaces build a supportive local environment.
Golf Cart Friendly Culture: Montpelier is an official “golf cart community” where permitted residents can legally drive golf carts on public streets for short errands, school drop-offs, and leisure cruising.
Quiet & Relaxed Pace: There are no heavy traffic jams or hectic urban crowds. It provides a peaceful, slow-paced lifestyle well-suited for retirees, remote workers, or families looking for a quiet environment.
Access to Local Outdoor Recreation: Situated near the Salamonie River and relatively close to the Salamonie Lake and state reservoir systems, residents have access to outdoor recreation such as boating, fishing, camping, and hunting nearby.

The Cons

Very Limited Job Opportunities: Local industry is sparse, primarily centered on light manufacturing, agriculture, or small service businesses. Most residents commute out of town for broader employment options in larger neighboring cities.
Sparse Amenities & Entertainment: Within city limits, dining, shopping, and entertainment options are very limited. Residents must travel to surrounding towns like Marion, Muncie, or Fort Wayne for major grocery chains,specialty healthcare, malls, or nightlife.
Car Dependency & Commutes: Public transportation options are virtually non-existent, making a reliable personal vehicle essential. Commuting to work or taking care of routine errands in larger commercial hubs often involves a 30-to-45-minute drive.
Declining / Aging Infrastructure: Like many small rural towns across the Rust Belt, Montpelier faces challenges related to aging housing stock, older public infrastructure, and a stagnant or shrinking youth demographic.
Limited Educational & Youth Activities: While local schools serve the county community, specialized youth programs, extracurricular activities, and options for higher education require traveling outside the immediate area.