c.1900 Indiana Foursquare With Gorgeous Interior Elements Under $150K

$149,900

Own a distinguished piece of local history! This Indiana foursquare seamlessly blends historic soul with enduring elegance. Meticulously maintained to honor its original roots, the home showcases remarkable period details, soaring lines, and craftsmanship rarely found today. A true testament to Richmond’s storied past, offering refined character and classic charm throughout.

Exterior featured at 1415 S A St, Richmond, IN, 47374

Realtor Comments

From the original stained glass windows and historic wood windows to the grand staircase and exquisite built-ins, every detail showcases the beautiful craftsmanship of its time. Located in the heart of Richmond, this one of a kind home offers the perfect blend of historic significance, everyday comfort, and convenient access to shopping, dining, parks, and more. Don’t miss the opportunity to make this extraordinary home part of your story. Contact Amber Irwin to see inside!

3bd
1.5ba
2,228sqft
4,356sqft lot
Circa 1900

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1415 S A St, Richmond, IN 47374 $149,900

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Pros

Exceptionally Affordable Housing: Real estate prices in Richmond are well below state and national averages. It offers fantastic value for buyers seeking historic homes, turn-of-the-century architecture, or large lots at accessible price points.
Rich Culture & Music History: As home to Gennett Records, Richmond played a pivotal role in early jazz, blues, and country recordings. This legacy lives on through local museums, the Depot District, murals, and annual festivals.
College Town Amenities: Home to Earlham College, Indiana University East, and Ivy Tech, Richmond benefits from academic events, cultural programming, diverse lectures, and a vibrant collegiate community.
Historic Charm & Architecture: Features beautiful historic neighborhoods, including the Old Richmond Historic District and stunning Victorian, Italianate, and Craftsman homes.
Parks & Outdoor Recreation: Richmond offers excellent park systems, including Glen Miller Park, the Hayes Arboretum, and access to the Cardinal Greenway—the longest rail-trail in Indiana, ideal for biking and hiking.
Strategic Regional Access: Situated right along I-70, Richmond provides straightforward drives to major metro hubs like Dayton (~45 mins), Indianapolis (~1 hour), and Cincinnati (~1.5 hours).

Cons

Economic & Industrial Transition: Like many Midwest rust-belt cities, Richmond has experienced manufacturing declines over past decades, leading to lower median household incomes and limited corporate job growth locally.
Pockets of Blight & Crime: Property crime and localized blight can be issues in certain neighborhoods, making street-by-street research important when evaluating home locations.
Pace & Nightlife: While there are local breweries, historic spots in the Depot District, and college events, overall nightlife and entertainment options are modest compared to larger urban centers.
Seasonal Winters: Winters are typical for East-Central Indiana—cold, gray, and snowy—which can limit outdoor activities for several months of the year.
Healthcare Infrastructure: While local medical systems handle routine care, specialized medical treatment often requires traveling to larger healthcare networks in Indianapolis or Dayton.