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1661 N Pasadena Street Indianapolis, IN 462191661 N Pasadena Street Indianapolis, IN 46219

Sold

$115,900

Sale Price (listed for $115K)

1,455

Sqft

0.16

Ac Lot

1661 N Pasadena Street Indianapolis, IN 46219

Single Family Property Type

12 monthsTime since sold

$103Price per sqft

1956Year Built

Basement

With the right TLC this property can be shining once again. You are welcomed into the property with beautiful wood floors. This property would make a greater starter home! Act fast before this opportunity is no longer available.

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Year Built

1956

City

Indianapolis

Type

Single Family Residence

Neighborhood

East Side Indianapolis

County

Marion

Lot Size

0.16 ac / 7,013 sqft

Bedrooms

Full Bathrooms

Half Bathrooms

Living Area Total

1,455 sqft

Price per sqft

$103.02

Living Area Main & Upper

735 sqft

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Listing Agent

Ben Grise

317-540-1553

Co-Listing Agent

Claire Sorrels

317-970-0929

Buyer Agent

Ben Grise

317-540-1553

Listing Provider

Evermark Property Group, LLC

MLS #

21979528

Source

MIBOR as distributed by MLS GRID

Last Modified

Thu Feb 13 2025

Sold on

Sep 07 2024

Listed on

Wed May 15 2024

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East Side Indianapolis

East Indy

The East Side of Indianapolis offers a variety of unique residential areas, including the historic Woodruff Place and Irvington neighborhoods. The region is home to vibrant new nightlife and shopping in formerly industrial areas, as well as some of the city's most beloved outdoor spaces, including Ellenberger and Brookside Parks.

Living on the East Side of Indianapolis offers a blend of history, local character, and ongoing revitalization. Neighborhoods like the Near Eastside, Woodruff Place, Irvington, and Little Flower each bring something unique to the table while sharing a strong sense of identity and community connection. The Near Eastside, just minutes from downtown, has seen substantial reinvestment in recent years, with new housing developments, community centers, and park improvements. Areas like St. Clair Place and Englewood are popular among residents who value walkability, local art, and access to organizations that support homeownership and neighborhood growth.

Woodruff Place, just east of downtown, is known for its tree-lined boulevards, fountains, and historic homes dating back to the 19th century. It's a designated historic district where residents are actively involved in preservation efforts and neighborhood events. A few miles farther east, Irvington blends historic architecture with a modern local business scene. Its winding streets and sidewalks make it easy to access coffee shops, art galleries, and local restaurants. Annual events like the Irvington Halloween Festival highlight the neighborhood’s longstanding community spirit.

Little Flower, adjacent to Irvington, is a smaller, close-knit community filled with early 20th-century bungalows and cottages. The area is home to several parks and is supported by an active neighborhood association that organizes events and beautification projects. Across the East Side, residents benefit from a mix of established neighborhoods, access to green space, and a growing collection of local dining and cultural destinations. Whether drawn by historic homes, community involvement, or proximity to downtown, homebuyers exploring the East Side will find a range of options that reflect both tradition and transformation.

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