c.1868 Indiana Fixer Upper For Sale Under $60K
$59,900
Enjoy generously sized rooms throughout this Indiana fixer upper, with a full bathroom on each floor—an ideal layout for a growing family.

Realtor Comments
- 5bd
- 2ba
- 2,180sqft
- 2,178sqft lot
- Circa 1868

744 1st St, Huntington, IN 46750
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Jeff Colone Cell:260-466-8836,
CENTURY 21 Bradley Realty, Inc

Pros
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Affordable cost of living
With a cost-of-living index around 83 (≈17% below U.S. average), Huntington offers lower expenses across housing, groceries, healthcare, and utilities—without sacrificing quality of life -
Low crime & safe atmosphere
Violent crime rates are well below national averages, earning an A+ in safety—making the city feel secure and family-friendly -
Reasonable housing prices
Median home values (≈$81,500–104,300) are roughly 65–70% below national averages, offering strong affordability and equity potential -
Tight-knit, small-town vibe
Community reviews highlight personal connections and friendliness:“It’s a great town … parks are nice and decently maintained.”
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Outdoor and recreational options
Residents enjoy local attractions like Sunken Gardens, riverside trails, parks, and community events -
Decent local amenities and commuting
Commuting is easy, especially with access to I‑69 and proximity to Fort Wayne. Public transit may be basic, but the town scores well in commute satisfaction
❌ Cons
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Limited amenities & nightlife
The town has few entertainment venues or dining options—residents often say:“There isn’t much nightlife … you’ll have to leave town”
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School performance varies
Public schools earn mixed grades: C+ to B−, with noted lower performance in reading, math, and language arts -
Constrained job market
Employment relies heavily on manufacturing, healthcare, and local services. While unemployment (~2.9–3.5%) is below national average, higher-paying or diverse career paths may require commuting -
Lower income & education levels
Median household income ($42–51 K) trails national median ($68 K). Approximately 18% live below the poverty line, and only about 18% hold a bachelor’s degree -
Weather risks
Winters bring freezing temps, snow, and occasional dangerous storms (tornadoes included) .


















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