Homes for Sale in Tell City, Indiana

Tell City was created in 1856 as a meeting of the Swiss Colonization Society, a group made up of Swiss-German immigrants. It was designed with wide streets and good railway links in order to be a good place to do business. To that end Tell City was conveniently placed near the Ohio River. The city carries on that legacy today as a friendly and prosperous community. It’s the county seat in Perry County. The city is located on the Indiana-Kentucky border.

Homes for sale in Tell City offer all of the advantages of city living. With a large population and excellent business environment, there are many job opportunities and business in the city. Our Tell City realtors can help get you started in the process of finding a home whether you're curious about Perry County real estate or have decided on exactly the type and location of home you want. We specialize in guiding you through the process of finding the right home or property in Indiana for your needs.

Tell City Area Homes

Homes for sale in Tell City come in a variety of styles, sizes, locations, and prices. The rich history of the city has seen houses built throughout a number of eras. This variety means that you should be able to find whatever you are looking for in Tell City. Even the most affordable houses are nice and give you the advantages of city living. The city offers both modest and luxurious options. Ask our Tell City realtors today about the range of homes for sale. There are a number of homes for sale in Tell City making it easy to find what you are looking for.

State Road 66 runs northwest-southeast through Tell City, mimicking the curves of the Ohio River. There is convenient access to many roads throughout Indiana. State Road 37 comes into the city from the northeast while State Road 237 runs just outside of the city limits. US-60 runs on the Kentucky side of the river and State Road 66 meets US-231 to the south.

There are also plenty of nearby large cities for more adventures. Louisville is an hour to the northeast while Evansville is about an hour to the west. Although it’s slightly smaller, Owensboro is 45 minutes away, and Elizabethtown is an hour and a half away. Cannelton is a ten-minute drive south along the Ohio River, and Troy is also about ten minutes away in the other direction.

Shopping and Dining

Tell City has many shopping and dining options to offer residents. You can get all the basics you need for life like groceries, clothing, electronics, and day-to-day purchases right here in town. There are also a wide range of shops and services including antiques, automobile parts, banks, liquor and beer, home décor, dentists, furniture, a department store, florist, gift store, and jewellers.

Dining options include catering, restaurants, cafes, fast food, bars, taverns, and wineries. Many national chains as well as locally owned independent businesses operate in Tell City. You should be able to find whatever you are looking for there. Otherwise you can order it online, visit a neighboring city or town, or go into Louisville.

Culture and Entertainment

As a small city, Tell City has many cultural and entertainment options to offer residents. The city is directly on the Ohio River, a source of beauty and recreational opportunities. There are a number of parks and public spaces in the city. Further away are the Hoosier National Forest, Ferdinand State Forest, Patoka River National Wildlife Refuge, Shawnee National Forest, Mammoth Cave National Park, and Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area. All homes for sale in Tell City give you the opportunity to live in a place surrounded by natural beauty.

The city has an active website with event listings and information for residents. Tell City is home to a cinema and bowling alley while the library offers a variety of programs and activities. There is also a bookmobile. The Schergens Center offers a space for private and community events. It is also home to the Perry County Learning Academy, an alternative school that gives students high school credit. On weekdays the center is available for physical activity.

Tell City organizes a number of events and festivals. Schweizer Fest is held in August. It is one of the longest running festivals in Indiana. The city also puts on a fall and summer festival. There is an annual furniture auction and a bluegrass festival that takes place during the summer.

Careers and Industry

Tell City has many economic and employment opportunities for residents to take advantage of. The most common industries in Tell City are manufacturing, retail, public administration, construction, and health care. The most common jobs are production, metal and plastic work, mechanics, maintenance, distribution, truck drivers, administrative assistants, teachers, cashiers, and financial clerks. Residents can also commute to jobs elsewhere in the area. Tell City's location makes it possible both to work in Perry County and in neighbouring states.

Schools

The Tell City Troy Township School Corporation is responsible for the schools in Tell City. The school district is home to William Tell Elementary and Tell City Jr.-Sr. High School, both of which are located in Tell City. The district serves parts of the surrounding area as well as Tell City. Tell City Jr.-Sr. High has previously ranked among the top schools in Indiana.

Clubs and organizations include academic teams, advocates club, archery, art, band, chorus, drama, film, hacky sack, key club, pep club, Spanish, and yearbook. Athletics offerings include cross country, football, tennis, cheerleading, golf, volleyball, soccer, basketball, swimming, wrestling, baseball, and track and field.