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Finding a place in the Carpenter community
Wide open spaces meet small-town charm in Carpenter Township, Indiana. With thousands of acres of farmland surrounding the quaint town of Remington, homebuyers can choose to be a few steps from their next-door-neighbor's door, or to have five or more acres shielding them from the nearest residents. The township is 32 miles north of Lafayette, Indiana, and around 90 miles south of Chicago’s city center. While residents may have to travel 30 minutes to the nearest supermarket, small independent shops and restaurants add to Remington’s character and sense of community. “It’s a place where everyone knows and helps out their neighbors,” says Kathy Stucker, a local real estate agent with Stucker Realty Inc. “There are several factories that have been bringing in new people in recent years, but a lot of our population is generational. We’re a small town, but you can get everything you need without going far.”
Entry-level pricing and classic architecture
Rural living in Carpenter means lower taxes and relatively affordable housing costs, with the average home value sitting at $195,000. Many homes here were built in the mid-to-late 20th century, but some early 1900s bungalows and Victorian farmhouses can be found along Remington’s main roads. Quaint, 500-square-foot, two-bedroom brick homes with recently updated interiors have hit the market for less than $100,000. At the same time, high-end price tags can be $300,000 and above with five-bedroom, 3,000-square-foot Victorians with well-kept flooring and updated appliances. The area’s standard home is a three-bedroom ranch-style house, many of which were built in the 1970s. Away from the town’s center, among the surrounding open fields and farmland, are long-established houses on expansive lots of 20 acres and more.
New homes are being constructed in Carpenter that offer plenty of green space and privacy.
Modest homes with nice sized yards can be found in the Carpenter neighborhood.
Newly constructed homes with huge yards and 2 car garages are to be had in Carpenter.
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Local goods and eats off Railroad Street
While the nearest Kroger is 20 miles east, folks can shop at Remington IGA to find a small selection of groceries, dry goods and everyday essentials. Stop for a bite to eat at The Homestead, a quaint country store with a salad bar and hot sandwiches made to order. Head to North Railroad Street to Bob & Connie’s Restaurant & Pub. Best known for their weeknight specials, this low-key spot serves up classic American pub fare like juicy burgers, battered green beans and ribeye steak.
For everyday grocery needs IGA is conveniently located in Remington in Carpenter.
The Homestead in Carpenter has delicious, fresh made soups, salads and sandwiches.
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Getting schooled with Tri-County School Corporation
Carpenter residents are served by the Tri-County School Corporation, with each public school in the pipeline earning overall Niche grades between B-minus and B-plus. Tri-County Primary School serves 200 young learners from kindergarten through second grade and earns an A-plus rating on its teachers. Local third through sixth-grade students attend Tri-County Intermediate School, which earns an above-average rating from GreatSchools for its test scores. According to Niche, Tri-County Junior/Senior High is the best public high school in White County, with an average student-to-teacher ratio of 9-1. High Schoolers have a wide array of elective courses to consider, with classes like crop management, technical theater and medical terminology. Locals can stop by the Remington Carpenter Public Library to check out a new read or to attend a book club meeting, craft workshop or story time.
Grade school students attend Tri-County Primary School in Carpenter.
Students in the greater Carpenter area can attend Tri-County Jr.-Sr. High School.
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An afternoon in the sun at Remington Community Park
Outdoor lovers can get out and enjoy the clear country air at Remington Community Park, which features facilities for baseball, soccer, tennis and basketball. Parents can bring their kids out to use the playground, or to go for a stroll along the paved walking path.
There is a paved walking path that wanders throughout Remington Community Park in Carpenter.
Enjoy a game of hoops at the courts located at Remington Community Park in Carpenter.
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The Amtrak station in downtown Remington serves the greater Carpenter area.
Routing the Chicago metro area
Carpenter Township sits just west of Interstate 65, which can be taken north to Gary, Indiana and Chicago.
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On average, homes in Carpenter, Remington sell after 25 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Carpenter, Remington over the last 12 months is $174,250, down 13% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Welcome to this beautifully remodeled 5-bedroom, 1-bathroom home in the heart of Remington, offering 1,542 square feet of thoughtfully updated living space. This charming one-and-a-half story home features three spacious bedrooms on the main level and two additional bedrooms upstairs, perfect for a growing household or home office needs. The bright and functional kitchen includes all
Step into charm and character with this 1907-built home offering 1,412 sq ft of comfortable living space. Featuring two spacious bedrooms, a full bathroom, a large living room, and dining room. This home also includes a unique loft area perfect for a reading nook or bonus space. Updated vinyl windows provide energy efficiency while preserving the home's original charm. The home is clean,
Welcome to The Farm; nearly 7 acres of possibility. The property features a beautiful, authentic log cabin that is currently generating revenue through short term rentals. Brand new windows by Anderson were recently installed throughout, and still include 8 years left of warranty.Not far from the cabin you will find a secondary rental living space under renovation. It is a large 2-story
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