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Local haunts, regular customers and 100-year-old homes in Southeast Terre Haute
At Charlie’s Pub & Grub, dayshift manager Kai Burnett greets long-time customers by name. She also has their food and drink orders down pat. “Some of the regulars like to sit in the same spots, and I do reserve the same tables for the people that come every single week,” she says. Customers here range from 21 to over 100 years old; in Terre Haute neighborhoods like DeVaney, some families stay for generations, developing loyalties to restaurants—like Charlie’s—and maintaining century-old homes on shaded streets. The neighborhood has also seen new development in recent years, and vinyl-sided housing constructed post-pandemic contrasts with farmhouses built as early as 1900, back when iron and steel mills dominated the Terre Haute economy. Downtown museums, government offices and restaurants are about 3 miles west of the neighborhood beside the Wabash River, and larger cities like Indianapolis are a straight shot along Interstate 70.
Early 20th-century cottages paired with vinyl-sided New Traditionals
On Terre Haute’s South East side, homes range in style, price point and age. “DeVaney is going be a little bit more average property values,” says Debbie Hill, who works with Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group. “There’s still two- and three-bedrooms, but there also might be a subdivision or two with new construction.” Prospective buyers will find bungalows with quaint dormer windows, ranch-style houses and cottages on gridded streets. Lot sizes are relatively compact, hovering under one-fifth acre, and sidewalks are shaded by lush mulberry and oak trees. Modest, early 20th-century homes in need of extensive renovations can start around $60,000, whereas refinished properties can range from around $115,000 to close to $200,000. As Hill indicates, there’s also a selection of vinyl and brick-sided New Traditional homes with attached two-car garages, and sale prices for these properties typically fall between $250,000 and $375,000.
Cute cottages dot the street corners throughout Devaney.
New Traditional homes north of Devaney give residents newer housing options.
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Deming Park disc golf, swimming, train rides and Santa Claus
Just outside the boundaries of the neighborhood is Deming Park, established in the early 1920s. The 175-acre expanse includes a popular disc golf course, basketball courts and picnic shelters that families can rent out for reunions and birthday parties. Kilie Smith, Assistant Superintendent of the city’s Parks Department, also highlights the large playground, swimming pool, onsite pottery studio and a feature called “The Spirit of Terre Haute.” “The Spirit of Terre Haute is an amusement park train that runs throughout the park,” she says, adding, “A lot of kiddos and families enjoy it. It operates in the summer and early fall.” Rides are also offered during Christmas in the Park, an annual celebration that’s been going strong in Terre Haute for nearly 40 years. Santa Claus usually makes a guest appearance, and local businesses decorate picnic shelters with twinkle lights.
In Deming Park you'll find playgrounds, basketball courts, a pond, artwork and holly arboretum.
The Community Theater of Terre Haute in Devaney shows plays in spring and summer.
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Annual park events and Indiana State University Athletics
Along with Christmas in the Park, other annual festivities in Deming Park include Easter Egg hunts, dog costume contests and “Haunted Halloween Happenings,” which includes both hay and train rides. Found along 25th Street, the Community Theatre of Terre Haute has roots in the city dating back to the 1920s; it’s still a destination for musicals, plays and youth classes today. DeVaney’s proximity to Indian State University also means a regular calendar of sporting events, and some locals invest in season tickets to watch the Sycamores kick-off at Memorial Stadium, about 2 miles away from the neighborhood. The small city is home to a selection of museums and event venues; there’s the Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra, which plays in Tilson Music Hall on ISU’s campus, the Terre Haute Children’s Museum, known for its interactive exhibits, and touring bands perform at “The Mill,” an outdoor amphitheater beside the Wabash.
Poplar Street gives residents of Devaney quick access to amenities in downtown Terre haute.
Indiana State University offers residents of Devaney exceptional education close to home.
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CTE Career Clusters at Terre Haute South Vigo High School
DeVaney Elementary School, which earns a B-plus on Niche, anchors the neighborhood; it’s within walking distance for many, whereas kids living in DeVaney’s northwest corner can walk to the C-plus-rated Davis Park Elementary. In sixth grade, students come together at Woodrow Wilson Junior High, which also has a C-plus from Niche. The B-plus-rated Terre Haute South Vigo High has a small planetarium, and over a dozen CTE Career Clusters, including Architecture and Construction and Health Sciences.
Adelaide DeVaney Elementary School serves students in grades PK-5.
Woodrow Wilson Middle School was given an overall C+ rating from Niche.
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Shopping and dining along 25th Street
A collection of family-owned restaurants and convenience stores can be found along 25th Street. There’s Bev’s, where homemade pies are topped with meringue towers, The Music Shoppe, which has been selling guitars for over 50 years, and a Dollar General next to Marco’s Pizza. Charlie’s Pub & Grub is a short drive outside the neighborhood, and Hill recommends Rick’s Smokehouse & Grill on Wabash Avenue. Residents can pick up groceries at the nearby Kroger, or shop for prepared foods and organic produce at Baelser’s Market.
Bev's Restaurant is the go-to spot for breakfast and lunch in Devaney.
The Music Shoppe along 25th St in Devaney is one of the last remaining music stores around.
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Public buses, Terre Haute Regional Airport and Indianapolis along Interstate 70
Downtown Terre Haute is less than 3 miles from DeVaney, and although Hill says public buses stop along 25th Street, it’s more common for residents to rely on their personal cars. Military operations, private flights and ISU instructional programs are all based out of Terre Haute’s small regional airport, which is about 5 miles from the neighborhood. Commercial flights take off from the Indianapolis International Airport, about 60 miles away along Interstate 70. For everything from emergency medical care to physical therapy, residents can drive to Union Hospital less than 4 miles—about 10 minutes—from the neighborhood.
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Parks in this Area
Fairbanks Park
Deming Park
Fairbanks Park National Heritage Trail Stop
Devaney Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Devaney, Terre Haute sell after 49 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Devaney, Terre Haute over the last 12 months is $387,500, down 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
4,929
Median Age
40
Population under 18
22.6%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
21.2%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$48,321
Significantly below the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$59,329
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
91.7%
On par with the national average
89.1%
College Graduates
30.4%
On par with the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
14.2%
% Population in Labor Force
63.1%
Area Factors
Bikeable
Bike Score®
54/ 100
Somewhat Walkable
Walk Score®
56/ 100
Minimal Transit
Transit Score®
16/ 100
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