2305 Hiawatha Boulevard Fort Wayne, IN 46809

Pride of ownership shines in this Worthman-built, all-brick home, lovingly cherished by the same family since day one. Located in charming Indian Village, a National Register Historic District, this home offers the rare combination of classic craftsmanship, original character, and thoughtful modern updates. Known for quality construction, distinctive built-ins, and attention to detail, Worthman homes are a special part of Fort Wayne's architectural history. Charming details include built ins, cedar closets, a knotty-pine breezeway, and a wood-burning fireplace. The main level features two bedrooms and a full bath, a spacious living room including a wood-burning fireplace that provides a cozy focal point for the living space. There are two additional oversized bedrooms with a full bath upstairs. The unfinished basement offers excellent potential for additional living space, recreation, storage, or hobbies. The entire interiorincluding the basementwas freshly painted from top to bottom in September 2026, giving the home a clean, refreshed feel while preserving its original character. Major Updates include updated electrical, vinyl windows in 2013, new roof in 2020 with gutters in 2023, and a new Furnace & A/C in 2022. Indian Village offers a wonderful combination of neighborhood charm, parks, trails, and convenient access to the city. This perfect location puts you close to The Clyde, The 07 Pub, Curly's, neighborhood trails, downtown Fort Wayne, and Fort Wayne International Airport. Indian Village Park is just blocks away and features a brand-new playground and the historic Sears Pavilion. From there, take the pedestrian bridge across the St. Marys River to Foster Park, a beautiful 255-acre destination featuring a golf course, gardens, pavilions, and access to approximately 24 miles of Rivergreenway trails. The original abstract conveys with the property, offering a unique piece of its history for the next owner. This is a special opportunity to own a piece of Fort Wayne history and make it your own.