Campbellsburg, IN Houses for Sale

Located in the Buffalo Bottoms region of Washington Co, IN, this 3-bedroom, 1-bath cabin-style home offers a mix of history, utility, and recreational opportunity. The home was constructed in 1989 to resemble the pioneer cabin that once occupied the same site, combining a traditional aesthetic with modern amenities. The 1,248 sq ft residence has a southern exposure, overlooking a wide valley. Its

Zach Holt Whitetail Properties Real Estate

This is where your heart finds your home....this 1700 sf home features 3 bed, 1 bath, oversize living room, updated kitchen, new LVP flooring & complete HVAC system, enclosed front porch, spacious utility room, and basement for additional storage. Oversized polebarn is 42' x 70' with 2 overhead doors and a large slide perfect for boat/camper storage. Concrete floor in polebarn and driveway are 6"

Lori Gilstrap The Day Company REALTORS

Escape to the quiet of country living with this 2079 sq ft 3-bedroom home, 2 full and 1 half bath home setting on 2.14 acres. This well-maintained home is move-in ready and waiting for your personal touch! Outside, enjoy a 2-car attached garage plus the 25x30 pole barn — perfect for a workshop, or extra storage. Covered front AND back porch so you can sit and watch the sunrise and sunset! The

Mary Finkle Mainstreet REALTORS

This beautiful home is like new inside and out and is just waiting on you to make it your home.This home has been remodeled in the last 7 years to include new interior doors, electrical wiring,high-end lighting fixtures, switches, laminate flooring in the living room, beautiful newstaircase, vinyl flooring in kitchen and baths, all new drywall top to bottom, new insulation inthe

Jennifer Pierce RE/MAX FIRST

This beautifully restored Queen Anne blends 19th-century craftsmanship with modern updates. Originally built in 1858 by John T.C. Wilkins as a two-story farmhouse on Sycamore Street—the gateway into town—the property once included a barn, corner shoe repair shop, and several outbuildings. In the late 1890s, John’s son William transformed the home, expanding its footprint and adding eye-catching

Rachel Gish Semonin REALTORS