Rich in history and thoughtfully maintained, this distinctive home at 226 Freeman Lane traces its roots back to the early 19th century, with the present residence constructed in 1901 and historically known as the Sundermeier House. The property’s recorded ownership dates to 1836, offering a rare opportunity to own a home with documented ties to New Harmony’s early development. Inside, the home showcases classic architectural details including tall ceilings, hardwood floors, original built-ins, and bright living spaces filled with natural light. The layout offers both charm and functionality, with inviting living areas, a practical kitchen with ample cabinetry, and a clean, updated bathroom featuring a walk-in shower. The upper level provides usable bedroom and flex space with unique rooflines that reflect the home’s historic character. Outdoor features include a covered patio ideal for relaxing or entertaining, a spacious yard, and a detached garage offering excellent storage or workshop space. The site layout clearly connects the home, yard, and garage, reinforcing both usability and privacy. This is a rare chance to own a well-cared-for home that blends documented history, architectural character, and everyday livability—perfect for buyers who appreciate craftsmanship, story, and substance, all within a functional and comfortable residence.

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