Historic Homes for Sale in Elkhart, IN

Built by Floyd Best in 1941, this property is referenced by the Beardsley Historic District as the "Best House on Beardsley". With its compelling offer price, this distinguished residence offers an exceptional opportunity for its next owner. This historic property offers more than 8,000 square feet of finished living space on approximately 1.5 acres. Upon entry, the home’s architectural

Jill Ferraro Re/Max County Wide 1st

Welcome to 921 Strong Avenue in Elkhart--a beautifully reimagined 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offering 2,168 square feet of timeless character enhanced with today's most desirable updates. Meticulously renovated with careful attention to preserving the home's original charm, this stunning residence showcases new hardwood flooring throughout that perfectly complements its classic architectural

Javina Bell-Lyles Coldwell Banker Realty

Welcome to this charming historic home conveniently located near downtown and the renowned Riverwalk! Full of character and original woodwork, this three-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath home offers a great opportunity for someone looking to bring their vision and a little sweat equity to a property with plenty of potential. Vinyl plank flooring runs throughout most of the home, and the spacious

Jennea Schirr McKinnies Realty, LLC Elkhart

Exceptional mixed-use investment opportunity in the heart of downtown Elkhart. This well-positioned building features a spacious main-level commercial storefront with excellent visibility and flexibility for retail, office, service, or creative business use, along with two upper-level residential apartments that provide additional income potential. Each second-floor apartment offers 1 bedroom and

Nick Foy RE/MAX Oak Crest - Elkhart

A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A SIGNIFICANT PIECE OF ELKHART HISTORY. Meticulously preserved and rich in architectural character, this remarkable circa-1877 Second Empire/Italianate residence seamlessly blends more than 145 years of history with modern-day comfort. Built on land known as the Bickel Addition, the home was commissioned by James Kavanaugh, co-owner of Kavanaugh & Pollard Grocery, once

Cassie Rhoades Snyder Strategy Realty Inc.