Downtown Marion Homes for Sale

Downtown Marion features a mix of commercial and residential areas, with historic brick roads and sidewalks connecting the community. The neighborhood is characterized by early 20th-century Nationals and bungalows, many of which require some renovation. Ballard Field Soccer Complex, located along the Mississinewa River, offers 19 acres of soccer fields and practice space. The Mississinewa Riverwalk provides a 2.25-mile paved trail that runs through the city, ending at Matter Park. The Marion Public Library, founded in 1884, includes the Indiana History and Genealogy department and the Marion Public Library Museum. The Quilters Hall of Fame, housed in a historic 1902 home, celebrates quilting with annual inductions and displays. Dining options include the Train Station Pancake House and Obi’s Barbeque, while Marion Cycle Works caters to biking needs. Grocery stores like Aldi and Walmart Supercenter are 2 and 3 miles away, respectively. Annual events include the Grant County Fair, Marion Fall Festival, and James Dean Days in nearby Fairmount, featuring various attractions. Transportation options are limited, with some bus routes and access to I-69. Marion Health Family Medicine Center is less than 1 mile away, and Indianapolis International Airport is 82.5 miles from Downtown Marion. The neighborhood's schools have mixed ratings, with Marion High School noted for its diversity and arts partnership program.