The homes listed below are for sale or lease as noted. If you would like a home in the New Chauncey neighborhood listed or if you would like your listing updated or removed, please contact Dawn Ogas
This list is updated regularly and during the spring and summer it can change daily. Low and moderate-income families and individuals may be eligible for assistance for any home in the New Chauncey Neighborhood.
Last updated: February 21, 2017
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221 Connolly $255,000 2,290 Sq. Ft. + Basement #Bedrooms=4, #Full Baths=2, #Half Baths=1 Lot 50 X 128, 1 Car Detached Garage, Year Built=1930 Contact Berkshire Hathaway HS-Laf, Phone = (765) 449-8844 For more information, visit http://tinyurl.com/hqusrn4 |
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607 Robinson $269,500 3,074 Sq. Ft. + Basement #Bedrooms=4, #Full Baths=2, #Half Baths=0 Lot 63 X 109, 1 Car Attached Garage, Year Built=1935 Contact The Russell Company, Phone = (765) 497-0700 For more information, visit http://tinyurl.com/jkf9l3w |
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813 N Chauncey $359,000 2,742 Sq. Ft. + Basement #Bedrooms=4, #Full Baths=2, #Half Baths=1 Lot 48 X 150, 1 Car Detached Garage, Year Built=1928 Contact United Real Estate For more information, visit http://tinyurl.com/hu3mvkz |
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819 Vine $260,000 3,092 Sq. Ft. + Basement #Bedrooms=6, #Full Baths=4, #Half Baths=0 Lot 70 X 112, 1 Car Attached Garage, Year Built=1950 Contact The Russell Company, Phone = (765) 497-0700 For more information, visit http://tinyurl.com/h7cceja |
I grew up in the New Chauncey neighborhood; in 2004 my parents needed a ranch home, and we moved out. They are gone now, and I’m looking for a smallish house for myself and my artwork and my sister (4 months out of the year). I qualify for most public assistance, being 65 now and with a very low SS monthly income. Do you have any programs which could work for me? I would be buying the house, once we sell this one (in the NWHeights area). I will only receive a fifth of the sale of this house, and that does not leave much room for a decent home. My brother is a contractor, by the way, and would help me fix up if necessary. The important thing is keeping the cost down. Becky Brody