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$999,000
6 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths ⋅ 202622429 MLS ⋅ 13,140 SqFt. ⋅ Kelly Werth
Step into a piece of North Manchester history with the iconic Journey’s End, also known as the Peabody Mansion. Designed in 1932 by renowned Fort Wayne architect Charles R. Weatherhogg, this remarkable three-story Cotswold Tudor Gothic Revival estate is a rare opportunity to own one of the area's architectural treasures. Nestled on more than three picturesque acres adorned with mature trees, the property showcases timeless craftsmanship, stunning architectural details, and a rich legacy that has endured for nearly a century. Offering over 7,000 square feet of finished living space, the home features six spacious bedrooms, five full baths, and countless historic elements that have been carefully preserved. Large portions of the residence remain true to the original design, reflecting the character and elegance envisioned by Weatherhogg. A striking slate roof, detached carriage house, and breathtaking grounds further enhance the estate's appeal. With only two families having called this home their own in nearly 100 years, Journey’s End presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own an extraordinary piece of architectural history while becoming part of its enduring story.

300 W 7th Street, North Manchester

Listing courtesy of Kelly Werth from Mike Thomas Assoc., Inc. 260-489-2000
$166,500
7 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 202549418 MLS ⋅ 5,332 SqFt. ⋅ Robert Lundquist
An extraordinary opportunity for the historic-home enthusiast! This imposing 19-room Victorian residence—built in 1885 for banker Frank Morse—offers approximately 4,597 sq ft of living area, 7-bedrooms and 4-full baths on a large corner double lot. A true example of the Italianate style, the home retains remarkable original features including a sweeping walnut staircase, three fireplaces, ornate wood trim, solid doors, and a beautifully bracketed cornice. The exterior showcases a newly rebuilt covered front porch, original brick construction, and the architectural presence only a home of this era can provide. While the property requires significant renovation, the groundwork is set for a rewarding restoration, with the interior fully cleared and a new roof installed in 2022. This is an exceptional chance to bring a historic treasure back to its full luster and create a stunning forever home. Indiana Landmarks Historical Covenants apply, requiring a reasonable renovation plan, approval of exterior work, and single-family owner-occupied use. A rare opportunity to steward one of the community’s architectural gems. Buyers may receive a $10,000 credit once the renovations are completed within 18 months of purchase and city of Wabash issues an occupancy permit.

218 E Main Street, Wabash

Listing courtesy of Robert Lundquist from Lundquist Appraisals & Real Estate. bob@lundquistrealestate.com
$153,000
6 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 202548742 MLS ⋅ 7,428 SqFt. ⋅ Robert Lundquist
Here is your chance to bring a remarkable piece of local history back to life. Built in the 1890s, this Queen Anne–style home offers approximately 3,692 sq ft on the first and second floors and showcases many exterior improvements already completed to restore its historic character. The property is protected by an Exterior Covenant held by Indiana Landmarks, ensuring its architectural features are preserved for generations. Inside, the home is ready for a full renovation. Plumbing, heating, electrical, flooring, walls, and trim will require substantial work, but several original elements remain, including portions of the staircase, detailed trim, and two impressive oak fireplace mantels. Many main-level windows have been replaced with custom-fitted Anderson units to replicate missing or damaged sashes. Originally built as a duplex, the layout includes two kitchens, two dining rooms, two living rooms, two bathrooms, and six second-floor bedrooms—providing flexibility to restore as a two-unit residence or reconfigure into a spacious single-family home. A full basement, attached two-stall garage, and a large third-floor attic offer storage or potential expansion space. Buyers will need pre-approval for both acquisition and renovation costs. A restoration plan must be submitted and approved prior to offer acceptance By the Historic Landmarks Foundation Board of Directors. As an added incentive, a $10,000 credit once the renovations are completed within 18 months of purchase and city of Wabash issues an occupancy permit.

196 E Main Street, Wabash

Listing courtesy of Robert Lundquist from Lundquist Appraisals & Real Estate. bob@lundquistrealestate.com
$1,635,000
6 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 202521012 MLS ⋅ 9,073 SqFt. ⋅ Valerie Boyd
NEW ROOF in June 2026 install with 50 year shingles. This home is a custom built one of a kind! With a roughly 28 acre pond it is a nature lovers dream! Home and pond are approximately 38.41acres. Home was built in 1997 with 6 bedrooms and 6.5 baths, it is truly unique! Breathtaking views of the pond at sunset make it unlike any other. Along with the 3 car garage and lower fourth garage bay, the home also has a 40x60 pole barn with radiant hydronic floor heat. The house has three geothermal units replaced in 2017, 2018, and 2024. Both water heaters replaced within the last five years. Home has a non pressurized wood boiler that is connected to geothermal fan. It can be used or disconnected for supplemental heat. Many updates have been made over the years, new flooring, new bathroom fixtures. Not all rooms are pictured.

5533 N 150 E Road, Urbana

Listing courtesy of Valerie Boyd from Wander Home Realty, LLC. Cell: 260-982-4566

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