Chelsea Kieffner

This spacious 4-bedroom, 2-bath home offers a flexible two-story layout with plenty of updates throughout. The main level features a large living area with new flooring that flows into a potential dining space, plus a remodeled kitchen with new porcelain tile in March 2025 and full bathroom. Three bedrooms are located on the main floor, while the upper level is dedicated to the primary suite,

Discover the charm and potential of this 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath ranch over full unfinished walkout basement, perfectly situated on just under three-fourths of an acre. The main level offers a comfortable dining area, a spacious living room, and an adjoining family room that provides extra flexibility. This additional living space could be enclosed with walls to create a third bedroom if desired.

This impressive brick home blends old-world craftsmanship with thoughtful updates, offering four bedrooms, three full baths, and a layout filled with charm at every turn. From the moment you step inside, you are greeted by hardwood floors set on the diagonal, tall ceilings, and character details like crown molding, original wood doors, and built-in features. Multiple window seats invite you to

New investment opportunity.... 4 buildings on 4 acres! 3 of the 4 buildings are identical from the exterior but offer different floor plans and functionality. One of the buildings have been used as a homestead for many years and although built to be two separate units, it was converted to have an additional sitting area between to the units but still has a kitchen, bathroom, and living space on

Built in 1971, this brick and limestone ranch with great bones sits right on the edge of town with wide-open, unobstructed views. With three bedrooms, two and a half baths, and two separate living areas, there’s plenty of space for everyone to spread out. The front living room is full of natural light thanks to a large bay window and flows easily into the formal dining room. The kitchen offers a

The Nancy Dodson House, originally constructed in 1811, is a registered historic home in the state of Indiana and a true blend of heritage and modern living. Relocated to its current site in the late 1920s when the Godfrey Addition was established in Mitchell, it first appeared on fire maps in 1931. This remarkable cabin has been lovingly restored while maintaining its original charm, including