Spacious c.1910 Five-Bedroom Indiana Two-Story on One Acre Under $60K

Five bedrooms and two full bathrooms are spread across this 2,800-square-foot Indiana home on a full acre. The layout consists of a first-floor main bedroom and an additional bonus room located on the second story.

5 bed
2 bath

About This Spacious c.1910 Five-Bedroom Indiana Two-Story on One Acre Under $60K

Featuring five bedrooms and two full baths, this affordable two-story provides ample room for any vision on a generous 1.03-acre lot. The expansive floor plan includes 11 total rooms across two stories, with the main bedroom, living room, kitchen, and formal dining room all located on the first floor. This home is equipped with central air and forced air natural gas heating, as well as two decorative fireplaces that add to its historic charm. Additional features include a second-floor bonus room, a cellar, a utility room, and a covered front porch for relaxing. Outside, the property provides plenty of space with a detached one-car garage or shed for storage and a carport, all accessible via paved roads with ample off-street parking.

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107 Christian Street, Worthington, IN 47471 $59,900

Worthington, Indiana

Worthington is a quiet town located in Greene County, Indiana, situated at the junction of U.S. Route 231 and State Road 67. As of 2026, it maintains a small-town atmosphere with a population of approximately 1,400 residents. The community is characterized by its historic charm, featuring a significant amount of pre-World War II architecture and a downtown area that reflects its long-standing roots in the region. Many residents work in blue-collar sectors, particularly manufacturing and healthcare, contributing to a stable, suburban feel where the majority of people own their homes.

One of the town’s most unique claims to fame is its association with the Big Sycamore Tree. Although the original giant fell during a storm, a massive limb from the tree—which was once considered the largest broad-leaf tree in the United States—is preserved in a gazebo at the Worthington City Park. The park remains a central hub for local life, offering a peaceful setting for retirees and families alike. While the town is predominantly residential and tranquil, its proximity to the White River and its role within the Bloomington Metropolitan Statistical Area allow residents to enjoy a rural lifestyle without being entirely isolated from larger regional hubs.