This is a home that announces itself with original woodwork and craftsman-era character while offering practical, modern systems for everyday living. Built in 1900 and sitting on a level 6,040 sq ft lot with 40 feet of frontage along South 10th Street, the house opens into comfortable living areas where preserved trim, built-ins and wide moldings recall the property’s historic roots. The living room and adjoining formal spaces flow toward a glassed sunroom warmed by a gas heater—perfect as a quiet reading nook, playroom, or year-round plant room.
The main floor includes generous bedroom options and two full baths across roughly 2,041 square feet (per county records), and the 1.5-story profile gives the home a true bungalow scale. The heating is forced air gas and the home is served by central air conditioning, providing practical comfort while retaining period details. A partially unfinished basement provides storage and a clear opportunity for added finished living area or hobby space.
Outside, a fenced backyard creates a private yard for pets and summer gatherings; a 1-car detached garage plus driveway provide off-street parking—useful on this residential stretch near local shops and schools. The R-1 zoning allows single-family use and offers flexibility for accessory dwelling units subject to permitting, adding longer-term value possibilities.
Located in the South 13th Street neighborhood of Terre Haute, this property puts Farrington Grove Elementary and Sarah Scott Middle School within a half-mile, with Terre Haute South Vigo High School under two miles. Nearby community amenities include Deming Park for outdoor recreation and Honey Creek Mall for retail; the home is part of a stable neighborhood with a strong sense of place and steady demand for single-family homes. Whether you’re seeking a primary residence with historic charm or a value-driven investment with upside in the unfinished basement, this Craftsman bungalow is a rare blend of authenticity and potential.