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Enjoy a country like atmosphere surrounding this very nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath, home located on a half acre lot in Lynn. Small town living that boasts a Dollar General, 2 gas stations, meat market and donut shop to mention a few. Grow a large garden...Kathryn Powers ·Over 4 weeks ago on RealtyWWTools
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Large home with 6 bedrooms, suitable for a sizable family or for those who need extra space. Two flexible bedrooms for office or playroom use and a large walk-in closet. New metal roof. Wood floors in the living room, new vinyl tile in the kitchen...Kim Claypoole ·3 weeks ago on RealtyWWTools
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Check out this 3 bed, 1 bath fixer upper in Lynn! This sale includes 2 parcels and comes with over 15 acres! For more details: https://realtyww.info/homes_lynn-d524550/for-sale_i69992048Mark Tooley ·3 weeks ago on RealtyWWTools
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$74,900 1394 W 1000 S, Lynn, IN 47355 Single Family Residence For Sale MLS# 202323305
2 BR · 888 sq. ft. · Single Family · Lynn, IN2 bedroom and 1 bath bungalow on a one acre lot. Still available at ListedBuy!Over 4 weeks ago on ListedBuyTools -
$69,999 $69999 / 2br - 1032ft² - Cute 2 BD, 1 BA Home!
2 BR · 1,032 sq. ft. · Single Family · Lynn, IN"BUY THIS RESIDENCE WITH NO CASH DOWN FUNDING" So much capacity in this 2 room 1 bath residence in the heart of Jim Thorpe! Perfect starter house or fixer top for the hands-on person! Comfortable living area, official dining area, eat-in cooking a...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools -
This is a bankruptcy listing, this property will be sold or auctioned due to the owner's bankruptcy proceedings. These listings often represent an opportunity for buyers to acquire properties at a lower price than the market value, as the primary ...4 days ago on Foreclosure.comTools
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This home is in preforeclosure, which means the homeowner is in default (missed payments). Therefore, there could be an opportunity to strike a great deal with the owner and the bank.4 weeks ago on Foreclosure.comTools
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This is a Real Estate-Owned (REO)/post-foreclosure home owned or managed by a bank. All offers are considered; however, the highest and best will most likely be accepted.Over 4 weeks ago on Foreclosure.comTools