Save This c.1893 Indiana Queen Anne Under $70K – The Charles Wachtel House – Update: Pending
$69,900
Step back in time to 1898 with this stunning Indiana queen anne brimming with character and charm. Offering 3–4 bedroomsand two full baths, it highlights beautiful original woodwork, four fireplaces, and a breathtaking stained-glass windowthat truly sets it apart.
So much of the historic detail remains intact-just waiting for the right buyer to restore and bring this beauty back to life. This one is calling your name. Selling AS IS, no warranties expressed or implied.
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1898
216 S State St, North Vernon, IN 47265 $69,900
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.
Brokered by Coldwell Banker Martin Miller
Pros
- Small-town feel: More community-focused and generally calmer than big cities.
- Lower cost of living (often): Housing and everyday expenses are typically more affordable than many larger Indiana metros.
- Convenient access to bigger areas: You’re not far from larger employment and shopping options depending on where you work/commute.
- Local amenities: You can usually find basic shopping, schools, and local events without needing a long drive every time.
- More space: Many neighborhoods offer larger yards or more room than you’d find in denser cities.
- Family-friendly pace: If you prefer quieter evenings and less congestion, it can be a good fit.
Cons
- Job market may be narrower: Depending on your industry, there may be fewer options locally (commuting or remote work may matter).
- Less entertainment/nightlife: Fewer concerts, dining variety, and late-night options than larger towns/cities.
- Car-dependent: In many small towns, driving is basically necessary for work, errands, and fun.
- Weather: Indiana winters can be cold and summers can be hot/humid.
- Varies by neighborhood: As with many places, day-to-day experience (safety, upkeep, property values) can differ block to block.
Family History
Charles Wachtel was born in Germany in 1854. He came to the US in 1867 and married his wife Hannah in 1879. Charles Wachtel was owner of a successful dry goods store. The couple lived in the home with their children, Elma, Tessie and Henry.
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