$729 - $829 per month
Pechewa Place
1 - 2 Beds
700 Bobtail Ct, Peru, IN 46970
$729 - $829 per month
Pechewa Place
1 - 2 Beds
700 Bobtail Ct, Peru, IN 46970
$750 - $1,300 per month
MILLSTONE APARTMENTS
1 - 3 Beds
1852 S Business 31, Peru, IN 46970
$845 - $1,545 per month
Wabash River Commons
1 - 3 Beds
548 Sycamore Trail, Peru, IN 46970
$830 - $976 per month
Hilltop Ridge
1 - 3 Beds
2920 S Hilltop Dr, Peru, IN 46970
$849 per month
2934 S 300 W, Peru, IN 46970
Property Id: 913482Are you searching for your new place to live? Just FOLLOW these steps to END YOUR SEARCH. 1. CALL 2. SCHEDULE a TOUR3. ATTEND the TOUR4. SUBMIT a RENTAL APPLICATION(s).5. Wait patiently while we verify it MEETS our BASIC RENTAL REQUIRMENTS such as, an applicant's monthly income MUST BE 3Xs 1 month's rent or an applicant CANNOT have any FELONIES.
$849 per month
2934 S 300 W, Peru, IN 46970
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$749 per month
2934 S 300 W, Peru, IN 46970
Property Id: 581442Are you searching for your new place to live? Just FOLLOW these steps to END YOUR SEARCH. 1. CALL 2. SCHEDULE a TOUR3. ATTEND the TOUR4. SUBMIT a RENTAL APPLICATION(s).5. Wait patiently while we verify it MEETS our BASIC RENTAL REQUIRMENTS such as, an applicant's monthly income MUST BE 3Xs 1 month's rent or an applicant CANNOT have any FELONIES.
Peru, Indiana, located along the Wabash River in north central Indiana, is a small city with a population of around 11,000 residents. The local economy is diverse, supported by industries such as the Duke Hospital System and Smithfield Packaged Meats. Peru is notable for its rich circus and musical history, being the tribal headquarters for the Miami Nation and home to the world’s only remaining manufacturer of steam calliopes. The city celebrates its circus heritage with the International Circus Hall of Fame and the annual Peru Amateur Circus Festival, which features performances, carnival rides, and a parade. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the Peru Riverwalk Park with its walking trail, skate park, and pickleball courts, as well as the nearby Frances Slocum State Forest, which offers hiking, hunting, and equestrian trails. Downtown Peru is vibrant, with popular dining spots like Aroma Coffee Shop, Gabriel’s Pancake House, and Legend’s Cocktail Lounge. Housing in Peru is affordable, with styles ranging from Colonial Revivals to bungalows, and prices generally between $100,000 and $300,000. The Peru Community Schools system is well-regarded, providing solid educational opportunities for students. While the city does face some natural risks such as tornadoes and flooding, the construction of the Mississinewa Dam has helped mitigate flood risks. Peru is conveniently located near state highways 24 and 31, providing access to Fort Wayne and Indianapolis, with the closest airport being Fort Wayne International, 55 miles away.