Montgomery County Indiana Real Estate at a Glance
Montgomery County, Indiana sits west of Indianapolis on I-74, where homes typically range from $150s – $300s. Your Realty Link serves buyers and sellers across every city and town in Montgomery County.
- Location
- West of Indianapolis on I-74
- Typical home prices
- $150s – $300s
- Drive to downtown Indy
- ~50 min
- Known for
- County Seat: Crawfordsville
- Search listings
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Montgomery County sits about 50 miles west of Indianapolis along the I-74 corridor, anchored by Crawfordsville — a historic small city of around 16,000 residents and the home of Wabash College, one of the country's last remaining all-male liberal arts colleges. With a county population of roughly 38,000, Montgomery County combines a strong sense of small-town character with the educational and cultural depth that comes from being a long-established college town. Homes here are notably more affordable than in the Indianapolis metro, while still within reasonable driving distance for commuters and weekend visitors. The county's countryside is dotted with farmland, covered bridges, and the dramatic limestone canyons of Shades and Turkey Run State Parks just to the west. Your Realty Link's team is happy to help buyers and sellers throughout Montgomery County.
Cities & Towns in Montgomery County
Montgomery County is anchored by Crawfordsville, with smaller towns and rural townships spread across its roughly 505 square miles. Click any community to explore homes and lifestyle information.
Cities & towns of Montgomery County — click any pin to explore.
Your Realty Link serves every Montgomery County community. Beyond the cities above, that includes Alamo, Darlington, Ladoga, Linden, New Market, New Richmond, New Ross, Waveland, Waynetown, Wingate. Search homes anywhere in Montgomery County →
Montgomery County Real Estate Market
The Montgomery County real estate market is one of the more affordable in the broader Indianapolis region. Homes typically range from the $150s for established single-family homes, starter properties, and historic homes in Crawfordsville's older neighborhoods to the $300s for larger or newer homes and properties with acreage. Crawfordsville offers a particularly attractive mix of housing — historic homes near downtown and the Wabash College campus, mid-century neighborhoods, and newer subdivisions on the edges of town. Rural parts of the county add farmland, country homes, and properties with land. For first-time buyers, retirees, and value-focused families willing to commute or work remotely, Montgomery County delivers genuine character at accessible prices.
Why Buy a Home in Montgomery County?
Montgomery County's appeal is rooted in character and value. Crawfordsville's historic downtown — full of restored 19th-century buildings, locally owned restaurants and shops, the Lew Wallace Study, and the Carnegie Museum — gives the city a depth and walkability rare for a community its size. Wabash College brings a steady cultural calendar of lectures, concerts, and athletics. Sugar Creek and the nearby state parks (Shades and Turkey Run, just over the county line) offer some of the best hiking and canoeing in the state. School districts in the county include Crawfordsville Community Schools, North Montgomery Community Schools, and South Montgomery Community Schools — each anchored in their own community. For buyers who want a college-town feel, real history, and a much lower cost of living than the Indianapolis metro, Montgomery County is well worth exploring.
Selling Your Home in Montgomery County
Selling in Montgomery County means reaching buyers who value character, affordability, and small-town living. Your Realty Link offers Montgomery County sellers a free comparative market analysis, a customized marketing plan, full MIBOR MLS exposure, and a straightforward commission structure. We position your home on its strengths — whether that's downtown charm, country acreage, or proximity to Wabash. Get your free Montgomery County home valuation today.
Explore Montgomery County Homes for Sale
Browse all active MLS listings across Crawfordsville and the rest of Montgomery County — updated in real time from the MIBOR MLS.
Your Realty Link Serves Montgomery County
Your Realty Link is a full-service MIBOR brokerage based in Indianapolis, and an experienced team of brokers is happy to help buyers and sellers throughout Montgomery County. Whether you're moving to Crawfordsville for a role at Wabash or a local employer, selling a historic home to a buyer who'll cherish it, or searching for country property on the west side of the metro, we bring local market knowledge and a hands-on, client-first approach. Call us at 317-997-7404 or send a message — we'd love to help with Montgomery County real estate.
Connect With a Montgomery County Agent
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Free Home Guides for Montgomery County Cities
Grab a free, city-specific buyer’s or seller’s guide for any Montgomery County community — the local market, schools, neighborhoods, and every step of the process.
- Crawfordsville — Buyer’s Guide · Seller’s Guide
Search Homes for Sale Across Montgomery County
Browse active listings across Montgomery County on the MIBOR MLS, from starter homes to luxury — updated continuously.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Montgomery County Real Estate
What cities and towns are in Montgomery County, Indiana?
Montgomery County includes communities such as Crawfordsville, with Crawfordsville as the county seat. Your Realty Link serves buyers and sellers throughout Montgomery County.
What are home prices like in Montgomery County?
Homes in Montgomery County typically range from $150s – $300s, depending on the city, age, size, and condition of the home. For a precise, current figure, request a free home valuation from Your Realty Link.
Is Montgomery County a good place to buy a home?
Yes. From established suburbs to small towns and rural acreage, Montgomery County offers a wide range of homes and lifestyles. Buyers are drawn to its schools, community feel, and value compared with the urban core — and Your Realty Link knows the local market street by street.
How do I search homes for sale in Montgomery County?
Browse every active MLS listing through the Your Realty Link property search at yourrealtylink.com, or call 317-997-7404 for a personalized search and a free comparative market analysis.