$955 - $1,225 per month
Bison Ridge Estates
1 - 2 Beds
9401 Frans Way, Elwood, IN 46036
$955 - $1,225 per month
Bison Ridge Estates
1 - 2 Beds
9401 Frans Way, Elwood, IN 46036
$995 per month
1820 S M St, Elwood, IN 46036
Discover your new home in Elwood, Indiana-a perfect blend of comfort and convenience. This charming rental features three cozy bedrooms and a stylish living space. Enjoy a welcoming atmosphere with large windows filling the home with natural light. Located in a serene neighborhood close to local amenities, this residence offers a tranquil setting for relaxation and entertaining. Make lasting
Maxwell Richter Wilmoth Group
$1,250 - $1,295 per month
Tin Plate Apartments
2 Beds
209 S 16th St, Elwood, IN 46036
$725 per month
902 S Anderson St Unit 1, Elwood, IN 46036
$875 per month
1522 Main St Unit 3, Elwood, IN 46036
Renovated building on Main street in Elwood. Commercial space below. Two apartments upstairs with separate and locked entry. Each apartment includes utilities and 1 parking space in the adjacent lot. Conveniently located near government, boutiques, and entertainment.
Elwood, Indiana, known as the "Heart of Hoosierland," is a small city offering a family-friendly atmosphere within a 30-minute drive of Fishers and Noblesville. With a population of around 8,500, many residents commute for work, although local employment opportunities exist with companies like Elsa Automotive and Red Gold. The city has a mix of century-old homes, including gablefront and Craftsman-inspired styles, alongside newer traditional builds in subdivisions. Elwood Community Schools serve the area, with Elwood Elementary School receiving a high rating. The city features several parks, such as Callaway Park, and is home to the Elwood Golf Course. A new aquatic center is also in development. Downtown Elwood hosts locally owned restaurants like The Tin Plate and the Opera House Eatery, offering a nod to the city's industrial past. Annual events like the Elwood Glass Festival and the Red Gold Chili Cook-off highlight the community's heritage and spirit. While there is no public transportation, major routes like 28 and 13 facilitate travel, and Ascension St. Vincent Mercy Hospital provides local healthcare. The presence of Norfolk Southern trains adds a unique aspect to the city, with tracks running through the center of C Street.