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1 - 2 Beds
217 Hooton Blvd, Madison, IN 47250
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Hanover, Indiana, is a small town of 3,500 residents located on the west bank of the Ohio River. Known for its rural charm and historic private college, Hanover College, the town has become a bedroom community for Louisville, Kentucky, which is about an hour away via Highway 62. The town features ranch-style homes built between 1940 and 1980, older cottages, and newer subdivisions like Three Bends and Jefferson Manor. Hanover College, founded in 1827, is a significant local landmark, attracting many to the area. Recreational opportunities abound with Hanover Park offering baseball diamonds, tennis courts, and walking trails, while Butler Falls provides an 18-hole golf course. The Ohio River is a hub for fishing, canoeing, and kayaking, and the surrounding areas are popular for deer hunting. Local amenities include a post office, grocery store, and a few dining options such as Jendy’s Pizzeria and Grumpy’s Diner. For more extensive shopping and dining, residents often travel to nearby Madison, located 6 miles away, which boasts a Walmart and a large historic district with various restaurants. The town's quiet, wooded neighborhoods and proximity to both natural and urban amenities make it a unique place to live.