Townhomes for Sale in Lagrange, IN

Farmland and Amish communities surround LaGrange, an area named after the county for which it is the county seat. “The town features a beautiful main street filled with locally owned businesses, historic buildings and community-focused events throughout the year,” says Ian Mullen, the director of marketing and operations for the Chamber of LaGrange County. “Many people choose to move to LaGrange because of its proximity to larger cities while maintaining a rural, small-town feel. I believe people stay, not just in LaGrange, but throughout the county, because of the laid-back lifestyle.” Traditional two-story homes, some Victorian-inspired, were built between the early 1900s and mid-1960s. Their prices range from about $80,000 to $240,000. Many ranch-style homes constructed after 1950 are priced from nearly $130,000 to $440,000. Some Cape Cods were erected between the 1990s and early 2000s, and they go from around $320,000 to $500,000. Lakeland School Corporation has three schools in LaGrange. Lakeland Primary is a kindergarten through second-grade school that Niche has not graded. Lakeland Intermediate serves grades three through six. It earns a C-plus grade, and Lakeland Jr. Sr.