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Updated: Aug 15
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10 Campbell Ct, Salem, IN 47167

$800,000
7,344 sqft 1.13 AC lot
Eight fully occupied two‑bedroom, one‑bath duplex units
918 square feet per unit; 7,344 square feet total
Each unit includes a private deck, laundry hookups, and storage
Separate electric and water meters for every unit
City sewer service and paved parking
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701 Etzler Dr
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701 Etzler Dr, Salem, IN 47167

Estimated value: by Request
28,688 sqft 1.89 AC lot
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Washington County, IN Apartment Buildings Market Trends and Statistics

Explore 2 apartment buildings for sale in Washington County, IN on our real estate platform. These investment opportunities span a total of 7,344 square feet of properties for sale, with an estimated market value of $800,000.

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