c.1900 Indiana Home With Original Woodwork Under $50K

OHU50K Notes $49,900

c.1900 Indiana Home With Original Woodwork. Great access to parks, shopping, transportation and more near downtown Richmond.

Porch featured at 305 N 17th St, Richmond, IN, 47374

Realtor Comments

Incredible opportunity on this historic 2 story home in established neighborhood. Private, wooded backyard oasis with fencing, off-street parking, and alley access. Home features raised ceiling, original woodwork, pocket doors, and ample Old-World charm. Great layout with Laundry Room on main level, 2 full Bathrooms, and 3 Bedrooms. Large Kitchen area with plenty of counter top and cabinet space. Fireplace on main level has built-in shelving around it. Great amount of storage space throughout. Bonus Room upstairs could serve as Home Office, Recreation Room. This is priced to sell and a must see!

3 bed
2.5 bath
Build date 1960

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305 N 17th St, Richmond, IN 47374 $49,900

Contact Realtor: Christopher Price
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Pros

Affordable housing. Richmond’s home prices are generally well below the national average, making it one of the more affordable cities in the Midwest for homeownership.
Low cost of living. Housing, utilities, and many everyday expenses are relatively inexpensive.
Regional healthcare. Reid Health is a well-regarded regional healthcare provider with a full-service hospital and a broad range of specialists, offering medical care that’s stronger than many cities of similar size.
Convenient location. Residents can reach Indianapolis, Dayton, and even Cincinnati for jobs, entertainment, and major airports.
Historic character. Richmond has attractive older neighborhoods, historic architecture, museums, and a vibrant arts community.
Parks and recreation. The city has numerous parks, trails, golf courses, and nearby opportunities for hiking and fishing.
Higher education. Earlham College brings educational opportunities, cultural events, and a college-town influence.

Cons

Limited local job market. Manufacturing, healthcare, education, and logistics are major employers, but specialized careers may be harder to find than in larger metro areas.
Some economic challenges. Like many former manufacturing cities, Richmond has neighborhoods that have experienced disinvestment and population decline over several decades.
Neighborhood quality varies. Some areas are well maintained and highly desirable, while others have more vacant properties or older housing needing repair.
Cold winters. Winters are generally cold with occasional snow and ice, while summers can be warm and humid.
Limited nightlife. There are local restaurants, breweries, and community events, but major concerts, professional sports, and extensive entertainment typically require a trip to Indianapolis or Dayton.
Public transportation is limited. Most residents rely on a personal vehicle.