c.1918 Indiana Move-In Ready Home For Sale Under $180K
$179,900
Realtor Comments
Looking for an affordable home in a small Golf Cart friendly Town? Look no Further! This is a Great Value, Located across the street from Stroh Community Park, and Near Turkey Lake. Plus vinyl replacement windows, Gas Forced air and Central Air. Main Bedroom and Laundry area is located on the First Floor, Upstairs are the additional 2 Bedroom, landing and a bonus room. There is a nice Deck and a covered front porch with a swing to enjoy. This property also Features a 24′ x 32′ Pole Barn that is insulated. Don’t miss out on this one!
- 3bd
- 1ba
- 1,520sqft
- 7,405sqft lot
- Circa 1918
4380 S 1175 E, Hudson, IN 46747
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.
Brokered by CENTURY 21 Bradley Realty, Inc.
Pros
- Walkable / charming downtown (often): Local shops, cafes, and community events tend to cluster around a central area.
- Scenic area & outdoor options: Easy access to trails, parks, rivers, and weekend day trips.
- Strong “community feel”: Many people like that they recognize neighbors/businesses and it’s not as anonymous as big cities.
- Good for culture: Depending on the Hudson, you may have galleries, live music, theaters, seasonal events, etc.
- Shorter commute flexibility (often): If you work locally or can work remotely, life can feel easier than in major metro areas.
- More “space” than a big city: Typically more room for parking/yard/house size for the same budget than nearby metros.
Cons
- Weather can be harsh: If it’s Hudson, NY (Upper Midwest/Northeast climate), expect colder winters and more seasonal disruptions.
- Limited job market (sometimes): Some Hudson areas have fewer large employers; you may need to commute or work remotely.
- Cost tradeoffs: Even if it feels smaller, “charming” areas can become expensive (rent, property, or weekend spending).
- Seasonality: Tourist/peak season can be great, but offseason can feel quieter and some services/hours may change.
- Public transit may be limited: Many residents rely on cars.
- Housing availability can be competitive: Especially for rentals and desirable neighborhoods near downtown.
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