Vevay, IN Homes for Sale & Real Estate

This three bed, two bath home sits on +/- 3.37 acres with Ohio River frontage and its own private concrete boat ramp. Located along State Road 56 between Madison and Vevay in Switzerland County, Indiana, directly across the river from Carrollton, Kentucky, the property also includes a brand new roof, a two-car garage, and an approximately 1,440 square foot pole barn. The approximately 200-foot concrete ramp was poured about two years ago and runs straight down into the Ohio River, allowing boats, pontoons, and jet skis to be launched right from the property without relying on a public ramp. From there, the river opens up miles of water for cruising, tubing, and fishing for bass, catfish, and crappie. Approximately 144 feet of paved State Road 56 frontage provides year-round highway access out front. The home offers approximately 2,034 square feet of living space, and the brand new roof has just been installed. The two-car garage handles everyday vehicles, while the pole barn provides covered storage for a boat, pontoon, trailers, jet skis, and river gear, keeping equipment out of the weather and close to the water. Behind the house, a covered deck connects to a gazebo for shaded outdoor living, and a fenced-in area adds contained yard space. Vevay, the Switzerland County seat, home to a public riverfront and the annual Swiss Wine Festival, is about 10 minutes away. Historic downtown Madison, with its riverfront park, shops, and restaurants, is about 18 minutes. Warsaw, Kentucky is about 26 minutes, and Carrollton and Bedford, Kentucky are each just over 30 minutes by road. Downtown Cincinnati is about 1 hour 9 minutes away, downtown Louisville about 1 hour 20 minutes, and downtown Lexington about 1 hour 45 minutes. The property is located within the Switzerland County School Corporation. River frontage, a private launch, paved highway access, and dedicated boat storage all come together on one manageable Ohio River property.

This +/- 0.16 acre property sits in the town of Vevay, the county seat of Switzerland County, Indiana. The home was built in 1860, and Switzerland County GIS records list it at 1,792 square feet with four bedrooms and one bath. The location places the property one block off Main Street (State Road 156) and approximately 0.4 mile from the Ohio River. The property includes approximately 50 feet of road frontage on East Pike Street and approximately 50 feet of alley frontage. Frontage on both a street and an alley provides access from the front and the rear of the property, which is useful for parking. A full set of utilities is in place, including public water, public sewer, public gas, electric, and fiber optic internet. Municipal water and sewer remove the need for a private well or septic system, and fiber optic service provides high-speed internet that is not always available in rural southeastern Indiana. Being one block off Main Street places the property close to Vevay's local businesses and services, and State Road 156 serves as the primary route in and out of town. The Ohio River is approximately 0.4 mile away. The property is located within the Switzerland County School Corporation and is approximately 1 mile from Switzerland County Senior High School. Belterra Casino Resort, also in Switzerland County, is approximately 7 miles away, about an 11-minute drive. Across the Ohio River in Kentucky, Ghent is approximately 13 miles (about 18 minutes) and Sparta is approximately 16 miles (about 22 minutes). Madison, Indiana, the county seat of Jefferson County, is approximately 20 miles away, about 28 minutes. Lawrenceburg, Indiana is approximately 33 miles (about 49 minutes), and Walton, Kentucky is approximately 37 miles (about 43 minutes). This 1860 home on +/- 0.16 acre in the Switzerland County seat combines street and alley frontage, full public utilities with fiber internet, and a location close to Main Street and the Ohio River.

Live on the Ohio River with your own concrete boat ramp and no fear of flooding. This home is not in any floodplain and has never flooded. The house is only three years old, but the sellers have owned the land since 1997 and stayed in the living quarters inside the pole barn before they added the 1100+ sq ft home in 2022. This huge 2.5 acre lot provides privacy and loads of potential plus storage space in the pole barn and 2 carports for your boats. The ssale can include 2 boats, a jet ski, the dock and ramp, and a side-by-side ATV plus several other items. The view from the deck and the 25x12 sunroom says it all: The river is calling. Cross over to Carrollton for breakfast in your own boat or jet ski. Fish and swim! Life on the Ohio is a dream. Need more space? Live in the house while you build your dream home. Add a second pole barn. Use the RV hookups behind the barn for friends and family. Plant trees and gardens. Enjoy the little town of Lamb, located between Madison and Vevay near the county line. Looking for a low-maintenance lifestyle? The roof, HVAC, windows, etc. etc. are all only 3 years old. The house and pole barn both have 200-amp breaker panels. The living quarters in the barn include a 14x8 sleeping room and a full bathroom.

Located at 6099 State Road 129 in Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana, this 19.64+/- acre property combines a well-maintained home, working outbuildings, open pasture, and hunting ground in one setting close to town. It offers a mix of features for buyers looking at horses, hunting, hobby farming, or simply more room to spread out. The property fronts State Road 129 for more than 1,000 feet, giving it strong visibility and easy access. The 2,028+/- square foot home has two bedrooms and one bathroom, with a large kitchen and dining area. The house is in good condition and is served by water and electric, with fiber optic internet available at the road, a short distance from the home. Approximately 5.5+/- acres of the property is open pasture. The wooded areas are fenced with three-strand barbed wire. The fencing is functional and currently holds two horses, so the infrastructure for livestock is already here. Outbuildings include a 60x45 barn with electric and multiple horse stalls, well suited for boarding, training, or general livestock use, along with a 24x36 garage barn with two garage doors, a concrete floor, electric, and a wood-burning stove, useful as a workshop or heated space for cold-weather projects. The property is known locally for deer and turkey hunting. It backs up to Long Run creek, and a natural spring on the property flows year-round, providing a reliable water source for wildlife. Timber includes osage orange and black walnut, adding habitat value and long-term timber interest. Downtown Vevay is approximately 8 minutes away, Madison approximately 25 minutes, and Versailles approximately 27 minutes, keeping shopping, dining, and services within easy reach. The seller is motivated and will consider all reasonable offers. With road frontage, a move-in ready home, functional horse infrastructure, open pasture, and established deer and turkey hunting, this Switzerland County property is set up for a range of uses.

Country Homestead on 10.1 Acres with Barn & Horse Facilities Nestled just off Hwy 129 north of Vevay, this spacious 4-bedroom, 2-bath home offers the perfect combination of privacy, beautiful views, usable acreage, and room to spread out. Situated on 10.1 acres, this property provides plenty of space to enjoy the outdoors, start a small farm, keep horses, or simply escape the hustle and bustle while enjoying your own private homestead. Only a short drive to the shopping and restaurants of downtown Vevay. Inside, you'll find more than 2,000 square feet of living space with a desirable split-bedroom floor plan. The spacious primary suite is located on one side of the home, while three additional bedrooms and the second full bathroom are situated on the opposite side, providing privacy and flexibility for family or guests. The large kitchen opens directly into an expansive living room featuring a cozy fireplace, creating a comfortable space for gathering and entertaining. Generously sized closets throughout the home provide excellent storage. One of the property's standout features is the large pole barn, conveniently connected to the home by a corridor. Whether you need parking for vehicles and equipment, a workshop, additional storage, or all three, this versatile space offers plenty of possibilities. For those looking for a property suitable for horses, the acreage includes fencing and a dedicated tack building with a small tack room and horse stalls. Don't need horse facilities? The building could easily be repurposed as a tool shed, garden building, workshop, or storage space for lawn and outdoor equipment. With 10.1 acres, a spacious 4-bedroom home, large pole barn, and beautiful rural views, this property offers an incredible amount of space and versatility at an attractive price. It's hard to find this much home, land, and outbuilding space at this price-don't miss your opportunity to make this country homestead your own

Discover a truly distinctive piece of Mid-Century Modern architecture-a 1951 ranch home with timeless design, generous space, and a remarkably large downtown lot. From its striking asymmetric shed roofline and expansive windows to its warm buff- toned brick and mature landscaping, this home embodies what makes Mid-Century Modern design endure: simplicity, natural materials, light, and a seamless connection to the landscape. The elevated roofline creates high clerestory windows that bring light deep inside while preserving privacy. Inside, the shifting roof height and split-level plan create real drama-moving from intimate spaces into a soaring great room accented by original wood paneling and built-ins. The design carries an unmistakable connection to Bauhaus architect Marcel Breuer, whose work explored masonry, natural materials, asymmetrical forms, and dramatic rooflines-a rare chance to own genuine mid-century character, not a modern imitation. The main residence offers three bedrooms, one full bath, a living room with fireplace, a formal dining room, and a walk-out basement for workspace, storage, or hobby space. Reconditioned original hardwood floors preserve the home's 1951 warmth. Separate in- law quarters connect via a breezeway, with a shared living room and kitchen plus an upper-level bedroom, full bath, and a new mini-split-ideal for extended family, guests, a private retreat, or rental income. Mechanical upgrades include a new furnace, central air, new wiring, a 75-gallon gas water heater, and a durable metal roof. The property's biggest surprise is its land: a corner lot of nearly 1.5 acres with mature shade trees and a generous yard, offering a private, park-like setting rarely found downtown. All city utilities are available, the lot borders State Road 56 at the rear, and high-speed internet is available. This is more than a house-it's a rare chance to own authentic Mid-Century Modern design, preserved with important updat

This is Tract 2 of 2: This offering is +- 47.5 acres in Switzerland County, located on the east side of Markland Pike. The tract is primarily wooded and includes a cabin, garage, older barn, small food plot, two creeks, rolling terrain, and road frontage on two sides. The wooded acreage, terrain, creeks, and food plot provide a setting for hunting, hiking, camping, hobby farming, or a private recreational retreat. The tract has access from two sides, allowing flexibility for entering the property and reaching different portions of the acreage. The cabin has electric service and fiber-optic internet. A well is located in the yard but is not currently connected to the cabin. A nearby cistern collects rainwater for use in the bathroom and shower. Supporting improvements include a garage with concrete floors and a separate room, along with an older barn that provides equipment storage. The garage and barn have matching metal siding. The cabin, garage, and barn each have newer roofs. The seller would prefer to sell the tract with equipment and furnishings, subject to agreed terms. Markland Pike provides access to the property and divides the parent parcel into two tracts. The property is minutes from the Ohio River and Belterra Casino, with access to IN-156, KY 1039, and US 42. Nearby communities include Vevay, Madison, Ghent, Carrollton, and Warsaw. Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg, Florence, Walton, and Dry Ridge are within an approximate one-hour drive. This tract is also available as part of the approximately 115.1-acre parent offering. The adjoining west-side tract includes approximately 67.5 acres with timber, a pond, and approximately 7.5 acres of tillable ground currently planted for deer season.

Discover nearly 48 acres of opportunity just minutes from the town of Vevay, offering privacy, scenic river views, and endless potential. This property includes a pole barn and a 1993 mobile home that will require work to be livable, making it ideal for buyers looking to build, invest, or create a private hunting or recreational retreat. The property is serviced by a cistern; however, the pump is not functioning, and city water is not available at the road. With ample room to build, hunt, or enjoy recreational use, this property is a great fit for buyers looking to create something truly their own in a scenic setting.

Set along over 3,000 feet of Long Run Creek, this southeast Indiana property combines rental, recreation, retreat, and income into one package. Tucked back a long private drive, the tract includes 2 cabins, 2 ponds, 2 entrances, multiple open fields, and over 3,800 feet of total road frontage on 2 roads. Income opportunities include 2 cabins to rent, hunting leases, hay and crop leases, timber, and camper parking rental. The main cabin is a custom, hand-built structure featuring three levels-a walkout basement, main floor, and upper level. Inside are 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2 kitchens, washer/dryer hookups, and 2 fireplaces. Outdoor living areas include a front porch, back balcony, and covered patio overlooking a mowed ridge that leads to a large pond stocked with largemouth bass and crappie. A large barn/garage has 2 overhead doors and concrete floors. It is currently used for parking tractors, mowers, and equipment. It does have electric and would make a great shop with many uses. The smaller cabin sits on a separate, secluded lot, including a kitchen area and outhouse. It has a consistent rental history and could continue to provide short- or long-term income. An additional gated section of the property serves as a camper area with electric service, outhouse, and covered gathering space. This area has been rented in the past for several thousand dollars a year to multiple campers. The open fields throughout the property can be leased for hay or crop production, while the wooded hills offer strong deer and turkey populations and walnut, oak, and osage orange trees. A second creek and a smaller pond in the woods provide water sources for wildlife, a floating dock, and a quiet setting for relaxation. Offering two cabins, extensive waterfrontage, and significant road access, this property presents a rare combination of natural beauty, privacy, and multiple revenue streams-all within reach of town conveniences. Vevay is only 14 minutes away.