c.1910 Renovated Indiana Home For Sale Under $150K

$149,900

Renovated Indiana home filled with timeless character throughout! A welcoming foyer entry showcases an open woodwork staircase that sets the tone for the home’s classic appeal. The main living room/parlor features elegant French doors and a cozy fireplace, while the spacious formal dining room offers the perfect setting for gatherings. The kitchen has been recently updated and includes appliances that will remain. Offering 5 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms, the layout provides excellent flexibility—2 bedrooms and 1 bath on the main level, with 3 additional bedrooms and 1 bath upstairs.

Realtor Comments

Upper Level also offers bonus kitchenette space (could make great in law quarters or secondary apartment). Partial Basement w/ laundry and workshop storage. 2 Car, 2 Story Detached Garage. Newer Windows, Updated Electrical, Zoned Dual Unit Heating & Cooling. 2 City Lots / 2 Parcels. Brand New Roof Being Installed on Main House & Garage June 2026!

5bed
2bath
Circa 1910

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710 W 6th St, Marion, IN 46953

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Contact Realtor: Joe Schroder

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Pros

Affordable cost of living – Housing prices and everyday expenses are generally lower than state and national averages, making it attractive for budget-conscious buyers.
College-town energy – Home to Indiana Wesleyan University and Taylor University nearby influence, which brings cultural events, athletics, and activity to the area.
Central location in Indiana – Easy access to larger cities like Indianapolis for work, shopping, and entertainment.
Small-town feel – Friendly community atmosphere with local events, festivals, and a slower pace of life.
Parks and outdoor spaces – Several parks, trails, and recreational areas nearby for walking, sports, and family activities.
Healthcare access – Local hospitals and clinics provide essential medical services without needing to travel far.
Lower traffic stress – Commutes are generally short and uncomplicated.

Cons

Limited job market – Fewer high-paying or specialized career opportunities within the immediate area.
Economic challenges in some areas – Certain parts of the city have experienced decline or slower redevelopment.
Entertainment options are limited – Fewer nightlife, dining variety, and major cultural attractions compared to larger cities.
Weather extremes – Hot, humid summers and cold winters with snow can be a downside for some residents.
Public school variability – School experiences can differ depending on district and resources.
Population decline trends – Like many Midwestern towns, growth has been slow or stagnant in recent years.
Distance to major airports – Travel to larger airports typically requires a drive to Indianapolis or Fort Wayne.