1032 E Wayne St

South Bend, IN 46617

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1-3 beds

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On site uncovered parkingUnique designOpen layoutHistoric brick home

This unique 1 BR 1 Bath Loft Apartment encompasses the 2nd floor of a historic brick home at the southwest corner of Wayne Street and Eddy Street near Downtown South Bend. Mid-century modern apartment has been updated to complement the unique design of this historic property. Located in South Bend's East Bank Village neighborhood, the house is 1.4 mile south of Notre Dame (4 min. drive or 20-minute walk). This home is blocks from the downtown river walk, Notre Dame boat house, Farmer's Market, Howard Park, and many restaurants, bars, shops, parks, spas, and other amenities all within a ten-minute walk. On site uncovered parking, open layout, unique interior design with hand crafted wood working. Approximately 975 sq. ft. Tenant pays utilities in addition to base rent. Landlord pays for garbage fee. There is an office tenant on the first floor.

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Neighborhood: Edgewater

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College Nearby
Local university presence adds vibrancy, events, and youthful energy.
Walkable Streets
Pedestrian-friendly layout encourages walking to shops, dining, and parks.
Dining Scene
From casual bites to fine dining, a haven for food lovers.
Green Spaces
Scenic trails and gardens with private, less-crowded natural escapes.

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Centered along the St. Joseph River just east of downtown South Bend, 46617 blends historic streets like Harter Heights and the East Bank with campus energy from nearby Notre Dame. Expect four true seasons—snowy lake-effect winters and warm summers—plus walkable streets connecting Howard Park’s ice trail and playground, the East Bank Trail, and the seasonal whitewater East Race. Daily life orbits local staples such as the South Bend Farmers Market and Purple Porch Co‑op, coffee at Starbucks and neighborhood cafés, workouts at Beacon Health & Fitness, and eats around Eddy Street Commons, with pubs and patios that buzz on game weekends. Arts and culture are close at the South Bend Museum of Art and nearby venues, while riverfront greenspace draws runners, cyclists, families, and dogs. According to Zillow Market Trends, recent months show a median asking rent around $1,400, with most listings roughly $900–$2,100. The area feels friendly, active, and pet welcoming with a mix of students, professionals, and long‑time residents.