Key facts
- Beds
- 4
- Baths
- 2 full
- Living area
- 2,010 sqft
- Lot
- 0.17 acres
- Year built
- 1900
- Type
- Residential · Single Family Residence
- Stories
- One and one half
- Garage
- 1 space
- MLS #
- 22127140
- County
- Shelby
- Subdivision
- Bundy
About this home
Currently this is a true HANDYMAN SPECIAL. This is currently a double however, it could also be a single-family residence. Built in 1900, it offers a generous 2010 square feet of living space, providing ample room for comfort and creativity for the person willing to take this home back to its original structure. The home features four bedrooms, offering versatile spaces for rest, work, or hobbies. Two full bathrooms provide convenience and privacy for residents and guests alike. With 1.5 stories, this property presents a unique architectural character and flexible living arrangements. The 7320 square foot lot offers outdoor potential for gardening, entertaining, or simply enjoying the open air. Embrace the opportunity to restore this property back to a nice home in a small town; inquire today for a personal viewing.
Description provided by the listing brokerage.
Interior
- Windows
- Rooms
- 8
- Main-level bedrooms
- 2
- Condition
Exterior
- Patio and porch
- Construction
- Foundation
- Style
- Parking and garage
Systems
- Heating
- Cooling
- Water
Lot and HOA
- Lot features
Schools
- School district
- Shelby Eastern Schools
Taxes
- Estimated annual tax
- $294 / yearTwice the semi-annual installment the listing reports.
- Tax year
- 2026
Estimate your monthly payment
Estimates only. This calculator does not give a quote. Defaults reflect Marion County / Indianapolis averages: property tax from this home's actual county bill, homeowners insurance at 0.42% annually. Conventional: PMI runs 0.55% of the loan annually when your down payment is below 20%, and drops automatically at 22% equity. Your real number depends on credit, taxes assessed for the parcel, escrow, condo insurance, and HOA. Rates as of May 2026 and subject to change.
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