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Many owners of New Albany historic property have sold property that we've promoted on our site. We're thrilled to share these testimonials:
"Thank you … for the research, pictures and historical write-up about this beautiful home. Due to your information at historicnewalbany.com, we have an excited buyer and a grateful seller who wanted to make sure this home was passed to a family that would love and care for it."
Carol Keithley, eXp Realty
"[Historicnewalbany.com] not only listed my home years ago when I bought it, but it was also responsible for selling my historic home in just two weeks. In this kind of market, that is really saying something. The couple ... never thought of living in New Albany before viewing the house on your site."
Mary Anne
"Once [everything was uploaded], I got a call from a potential buyer and they loved it. We showed it to their parents and the next day wrote an offer. I feel that this was all due in part to the Historic New Albany website. Thank you for making a sale for me!"
Amanda Hines-Braden, Schuler Bauer Real Estate Services
". . . We (sold our home) . . . a few weeks ago to a nice couple, Jennifer and Kevin . . . We owe you a huge thank you because they saw it on the website. They live in Louisville and had not considered looking over here until they saw the listing!"
Mike and Sally
Click on the price range below to find the home or business for you.
From any page, click LEASING/RENTAL in the left side bar to access exciting living spaces in downtown New Albany.
Please note: Although we strive to be as accurate and thorough as possible, the information contained within the real estate descriptions is not guaranteed.
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Fawcett-Conner-Clapp House
611 East Spring Street
New Albany, IN 47150
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$384,900
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This stately Civil War-era structure offers opportunities galore – it could be used as a residence or a business. The building is located in the heart of the East Spring Street Historic District and just blocks east of the many downtown shops and restaurants. The area is also listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
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For more information contact Teresa Moody, RE/MAX Advantage, at 502/295-6043 or teresahomesales1@gmail.com.
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Mitchell-Wolfe House
613 East Spring Street
New Albany, IN 47150
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$449,000
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This elegant home is one of New Albany’s finest examples of the Italianate townhouse form. Located in the East Spring Street Historic District just blocks from the bustling downtown, it includes a serene, walled courtyard that offers a secluded escape from city life. Currently divided into apartments, this could be returned to a spacious and distinctive single family home.
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For more information contact Teresa Moody, RE/MAX Advantage, at 502/295-6043 or teresahomesales1@gmail.com.
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Cline-Atkins House
1014 East Spring Street
New Albany, IN 47150
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$289,900
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This home offers plenty of historic character but is also very conducive for modern living: it offers large rooms with plenty of natural light, as well as great outdoor space for relaxing or entertaining. Plus it boasts a great location in the East Spring Street Historic District, next to a charming pocket park and convenient to downtown.
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For more information contact Terri Wedding, Semonin Realtors, at 502/550-0968 or twedding@semonin.com. |
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Max Beust Drugstore Building and bungalow
1421-1423 East Spring Street
New Albany, IN 47150
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$264,000
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This property in the East Spring Street consists of two historic buildings – a c.1875 commercial building and a c.1920 bungalow – and is currently configured as four one-bedroom apartments. With over 1700 square feet total and a great location convenient to both downtown and the Uptown neighborhood, this property offers countless possibilities!
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For more information contact Ken Groh, Berkshire Hathaway Home Services – Parks & Weisberg Realtors at 502/817-1648 or kengroh@msn.com.
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