Allen County, Indiana
Fort Wayne homes for sale and real estate
Fort Wayne is home base for us. Our office sits on South Wayne Avenue, and we help people buy and sell all over this city. Here's the city the way we'd explain it over coffee, and the live search for every Fort Wayne home for sale is further down this page.
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Getting to know Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne is the second largest city in Indiana and the county seat of Allen County. It sits where three rivers meet: the St. Joseph, the St. Marys and the Maumee.
The settlement dates back to 1794, and you can still feel that history downtown, along the riverfront and in the older streets around the center of the city. It's also the hub of Northeast Indiana, in Allen County, the largest county in the state.
Fort Wayne at a glance
- County seat of Allen County
- Three rivers: St. Joseph, St. Marys and Maumee
- Founded in 1794
- 25 mile Rivergreenway trail
- Four public school districts
Housing and home styles
What we love about showing homes in Fort Wayne is the range, from homes over a hundred years old to brand new builds.
Older homes
Historic districts
The City of Fort Wayne has locally designated historic districts, including West Central, Southwood Park and Shawnee Place, and Lakeside is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. These areas have older homes with original architectural details on established streets.
Restoring an older home? Read our post on the Fort Wayne historic home tax credit.
Across the city
A mix of every home type
Across the rest of the city you'll find a little bit of everything. Whatever kind of home you have in mind, there's a good chance Fort Wayne has it somewhere, and we're happy to help you narrow it down.
Want a closer look? See Fort Wayne neighborhoods to explore this fall.
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Highways
Interstates and US routes
- Interstate 69 runs along the west and north sides of the city, with interchanges from Lafayette Center Road up to Union Chapel Road.
- Interstate 469 loops around the south and east sides and meets Interstate 69 on both ends.
- US 24, US 27, US 30 and US 33 all pass through the area, along with state roads like SR 1, SR 3 and SR 14.
Our Fort Wayne commute update covers one of the recent projects.
Transit and flights
Buses and the airport
- Citilink runs city bus routes Monday through Saturday.
- Fort Wayne International Airport (FWA) has nonstop flights on Allegiant, American, Delta and United, including connections through Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago O'Hare, Dallas Fort Worth, Detroit and Minneapolis.
Parks and recreation
Trails
The Rivergreenway
A 25 mile trail along the banks of the three rivers in Fort Wayne and New Haven. It connects to 15 city parks and is part of a regional trail network of more than 160 miles.
Downtown
Promenade Park
Right on the downtown riverfront, with river access for kayaks, waterside seating and open lawn space.
Sherman Boulevard
Franke Park
Home to the Fort Wayne Zoo, with plenty of open space around it.
Walking paths
Foster, Lindenwood, Shoaff and Headwaters
Foster Park, Lindenwood Nature Preserve, Shoaff Park and Headwaters Park all have walking paths, and the city publishes trail distances for each one.
More ideas: Fort Wayne parks, trails and outdoor spaces.
Landmarks and things to do
Fort Wayne Zoo
On Sherman Boulevard, with rides, animal encounters and free parking.
The Embassy Theatre
A restored 1928 movie palace downtown that hosts concerts, Broadway shows and ballet.
Botanical Conservatory
Downtown, with tropical and desert gardens under glass.
Parkview Field
Home of the TinCaps. On non game days it's open as a public park, and it hosts concerts and a winter farmers market.
The Genealogy Center
At the Allen County Public Library on Library Plaza.
Downtown riverfront
Promenade Park and the Rivergreenway tie the rivers into the heart of the city.
School districts
Homes inside Fort Wayne can fall into one of four public school districts, depending on the address.
Fort Wayne Community Schools
Northwest Allen County Schools
Southwest Allen County Schools
East Allen County Schools
District lines don't always follow city or zip code lines, so check the district for any specific address with the district or the Allen County GIS map. We're always glad to help you look it up.
Ready to make a move?
Whether you are buying or selling in Fort Wayne, we will help you build a plan around your timing.
Buying in Fort Wayne?
Browse every home for sale, read our buyer guide, or talk with one of our agents. We'll help you figure out which part of town has the kind of home you're looking for.
Selling in Fort Wayne?
Start with a free home value estimate, then see how we market and sell homes. A quick conversation with us will give you a clear plan and a realistic price.
Explore more communities
See what other communities in northeast Indiana have to offer.
Community
Huntertown
A growing town in northern Allen County, up State Road 3, with the Pufferbelly Trail.
Explore Huntertown
Community
Auburn
The DeKalb County seat and "Home of the Classics," with a historic downtown square.
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