Multi-Family Homes & Duplexes for Sale in Garrett, IN

Garrett, a historic railroad community, was named after former B&O president John W. Garrett. The city was a hub for steam locomotives, which is celebrated with a large train mural in the community’s downtown. Since then, the main industry has transitioned to manufacturing, which helps support the population of approximately 6,700. “It’s a small town that is community-oriented. I grew up and graduated there,” says RE/MAX Results associate broker Tina Stuckey, who has about five years of expertise in the area. Downtown Garrett is the heart of the city, featuring buildings that date to the 1880s. Residents gather at the retail district for local businesses and festive events. Surrounded by farmland, the community is composed of grid-style blocks lined with maple trees and single-family homes. The lawns usually have sparse landscaping, like a few boxwood bushes or a magnolia tree in the front yard. Much of Garrett has historic architecture from the early 1900s, including Craftsman bungalows and Victorians. The edges of the city have small subdivisions of midcentury ranch-style homes and contemporary houses, including new construction. “I have brand new homes getting ready to go,