Perrin, IN homes for sale & real estate

Perrin, IN Homes for Sale

Exciting investment opportunity awaits you in a prime downtown location, with just a short commute to Purdue University! This impressive duplex features two generous units, each offering three spacious bedrooms, a full bath, in-unit washer/dryer, and basement access. Enjoy the serene private patio, complete with a new privacy fence, and benefit from off-street parking with a large lot at the back. Unit 519 and 521 are currently vacant, providing great potential for the new owner to make updates if desire and boost rental income. Each unit has separate utilities, with tenants covering all utility costs. Don’t miss your chance to snag a multi unit—come see this property today! Pro

Perrin, IN Homes for Sale

All three units are rented! There is something reassuring about owning real estate, particularly during times when many people are questioning where the economy and financial markets may be headed. Everyone needs a place to live! This stately 1890 Victorian offers an opportunity to own a tangible, income producing property in a convenient Midtown Lafayette location. With nearly 4,000 square feet, the property has been divided into three spacious apartments with dedicated off street parking on a small lot adjacent. The main level unit offers two bedrooms, two full baths, a kitchen and dining area. Upstairs is a large three bedroom, one bath apartment with an impressive living room, while

Perrin, IN Homes for Sale

This is a rare opportunity to own a historic home in the heart of Downtown Lafayette! The Wagner-Shambaugh House was built in 1913 for sisters Laura, Philomena, and Lucille Wagner, who had previously lived with their father, John Wagner, on North 4th Street. A German immigrant and prominent beer baron, John Wagner was associated with the famed Thieme & Wagner Brewing Company. The house reflects a mixture of Colonial Revival and Classical Revival styles, befitting the prominence of the Wagner family at the time. In 1925, Gertrude Shambaugh purchased the home and lived there until 1981. A pioneering businesswoman, Shambaugh was one of the first women in the country to own and operate he