c.1889 Indiana Italianate Fixer Upper Under $32K
$31,900
This Indiana Italianate fixer upper isn’t just a house—it’s a blank slate brimming with potential, waiting for someone with vision and heart to transform it into something truly special.
Realtor Comments
Welcome to a unique opportunity to breathe new life into a classic gem! This expansive all-brick residence is waiting for someone with vision, creativity, and a touch of passion to transform it into a stunning masterpiece. If you have the imagination to see beyond the current state and the passion to restore and revitalize, this home could become a magnificent retreat thats truly your own. 4 bedrooms 2 baths TWO large lots and a Garage. A bit of renovation work has taken place which includes some drywall, 1st floor plumbing fixtures, exterior door, some electrical, newer roof. CASH only and AS IS.
- 4bed
- 2bath
- Circa 1889
2012 S Washington St, Marion, IN 46953 $31,900
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.
Pros:
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Affordable Cost of Living: Housing and everyday expenses are lower than the national average, making it attractive for retirees, students, and families.
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Educational Opportunities: Home to Indiana Wesleyan University, a private liberal arts university with a beautiful campus.
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Small-Town Charm: Marion offers a slower pace of life, friendly neighbors, and a tight-knit community atmosphere.
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Green Spaces: Plenty of parks and outdoor recreation options, including the scenic Matter Park.
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Historic Character: Marion has a rich history and beautiful older homes and buildings for those who enjoy architecture and preservation.
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Convenient Location: Centrally located in Indiana, with easy access to Fort Wayne and Indianapolis for day trips or commuting.
❌ Cons:
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Limited Job Market: Employment opportunities can be sparse, especially in specialized fields. The economy is still recovering from past manufacturing decline.
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Public School Ratings: Some schools in the area have lower ratings compared to state and national averages.
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Weather Extremes: Cold, snowy winters and humid summers may not appeal to everyone.
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Limited Entertainment: Options for nightlife, dining, and cultural activities are fewer compared to larger cities.
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Infrastructure and Development: Some parts of town may feel neglected or in need of revitalization.
