Homes for Sale in Syracuse, Indiana

Syracuse is a gorgeous lakefront town situated in northern Indiana. It is about halfway between South Bend and Fort Wayne giving it access to nearby big city amenities. The town is nestled on Syracuse Lake and Lake Wawasee and is a perfect destination for people looking for a summer cottage as well as for year-round living. As a larger town with a resort feel, Syracuse has many shops, services, restaurants, and other amenities to offer residents. Homes for sale in Syracuse offer you a slice of small town life on the lake. Syracuse is located in Kosciusko County.

Whether you are looking for a summer cottage or want to be near beautiful scenery year round, our Syracuse realtors can help find the property that is right for you. Get in touch with us and ask about homes for sale in Syracuse. Knowledgeable real estate agents can help guide you through searching for a home and buying the one that is right for you. Our Syracuse realtors know the area well and will make your search significantly easier.

Syracuse Area Homes

Syracuse was designed in 1837, the same year the post office opened. It is a town with a rich history and many historic structures. You can find a variety of styles and periods of homes in the town. Homes have been built throughout the years so there much variety in town. There are many homes on the market in the area including many on or near the lake. Even the most inexpensive homes for sale in Syracuse offer great value and allow you to live in a beautiful resort town. Ask our Syracuse realtors about area real estate today.

State Road 13 runs north-south through Syracuse. Several other local highways are accessible from Syracuse. US-6 runs to the north of Syracuse; US-33 runs to the northeast; and US-30 runs to the south of Syracuse. The nearest interstates are Interstates 80/90 to the north and Interstate 69 to the east.

There are many entertainment options that are also within easy reach. Fort Wayne and South Bend are both about an hour away while Chicago is two and a half hours away. Detroit is three hours and fifteen minutes away. Other cities in northern Indiana are far more accessible from Syracuse.

Shopping and Dining

As a resort town, there are a plethora of shopping and dining choices in Syracuse. Catering to the bustling summer life are many cafés, restaurants, and snack bars. Food options include sandwiches, burgers, pizza, snacks, ice cream, seafood, coffee, Mexican, and fast food. Many national chains can be found in Syracuse as well as locally run independent businesses.

Shopping options include necessities like groceries and pharmacies as well as optional purchases like antiques, knickknacks, and sports supplies. You can get pretty much anything you need in town. All homes for sale in Syracuse are well located and give you access to shops and other amenities. Ask our Syracuse realtors for more information.

For any larger purchases or shopping trips for those specific hard to find items, you can make the trip to South Bend or Fort Wayne. There are also neighbouring cities and towns in Kosciusko County like Goshen or Warsaw.

Culture and Entertainment

Syracuse has a vibrant town culture with many events and festivals. Recreational and lake life are an important part of town life here. Immediate access is available to Syracuse Lake, Boner Lake, and Lake Wawasee. Lakeview Park is a popular gathering place.

There are several golf courses located next to the lake. Further afield is the Tri-County Fish and Wildlife Area, Dewart Lake, Waubee Lake, Pisgah Marsh Nongame Area, Mallard Roost Wetland Conservation Area, Chain O' Lakes State Park, and Tri Lakes.

The town of Syracuse has an active website and hosts numerous events over the course of the year. These include an artisans and farmers markets, the Mudtastic Classic, the Syracuse Lions Fish Fry, a fireworks show, a bicycle race, a Shakespeare festival, a triathlon, a Fall Harvest Festival, a haunted house, and Christmas events.

Syracuse is also home to a theatre and historic museum. There is a public library on Main Street that offers a range of programs and services. Homes for sale in Syracuse offer many opportunities to keep busy and live in a vibrant small town community.

Careers and Industry

Syracuse is also home to many businesses, enterprises, and shops. You can easily work in town or run your own business. Most types of service and retail employment are available. There is also seasonal employment available for youth and those looking to work part time.

The most common industries are manufacturing, construction, accommodation, food services, transportation, warehousing, retail, professional services, science, healthcare, education, arts, recreation, finance, and insurance. The most common jobs here are production, metal and plastic workers, assemblers, mechanics and trades, administrative support, cooks, and cashiers.

There is also the option of living in Syracuse and commuting to work within the region. Others work elsewhere and only live in Syracuse during the summer months.

Schools

Syracuse is served by the Wawasee School Corporation. Syracuse Elementary School, Wawasee Middle School, and Wawasee High School are all located in Syracuse. Other schools in the system include Milford School in Milford, which teaches students from K–8th Grade and North Webster Elementary School in North Webster. Wawasee High School has a focus on preparing students for college and professional life. Wawasee is the home of the Warriors.

Athletics sports including baseball, basketball, cheerleading, cross country, football, golf, gymnastics, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, volleyball, and wrestling.