1940s Indiana Foreclosure on 1.97 Acres – $77K

Situated on 1.97 acres of Indiana countryside, this property features a three-bedroom home surrounded by mature trees and fruit orchards. It’s conveniently located near the interstate and offers a detached garage and scenic views, providing a great opportunity to renovate and customize a rural retreat.

3 bed
1 bath

About This 1940s Indiana Foreclosure on 1.97 Acres – $77K

This nearly 2-acre property offers a fantastic opportunity to create an ideal country retreat just minutes from interstate. The beautiful acreage is adorned with mature shade trees and fruit trees, providing scenic views and a peaceful atmosphere. Featuring a classic front porch and a detached garage, the home is ready for a full renovation to restore its charm and maximize its potential.

With 1,320 square feet of living space, the 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom layout offers a solid foundation for personal updates. The inclusion of central air and a spacious 1.97-acre lot makes this an excellent project for anyone looking to add value in a quiet, rural setting.

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.

11072 E State Road 160, Salem, IN 47167 $77,000

Foreclosure

Salem, Indiana

Salem, Indiana, serves as the historic and industrious seat of Washington County, located approximately 35 miles northwest of Louisville, Kentucky. Founded in 1814, the city is centered around a picturesque courthouse square anchored by the impressive Washington County Courthouse. The town’s heritage is deeply intertwined with the early development of the Midwest, famously serving as a site where John Hunt Morgan’s Confederate raiders passed through during the Civil War. Today, that history is meticulously preserved at the John Hay Center, which includes the Stevens Museum and a pioneer village.

Beyond its historical roots, Salem is a vibrant community known for its high-octane spirit and scenic natural surroundings. The city is home to the Salem Speedway, a legendary paved oval track that has hosted some of the biggest names in racing history and continues to draw fans from across the region. For those who prefer a slower pace, the rolling hills of Southern Indiana provide a beautiful backdrop for outdoor activities at nearby Deam Lake or the Clark State Forest. The town maintains a friendly, small-town atmosphere where local traditions, like the annual Old Settlers’ Day, bring neighbors together.