Reuse Opportunity

The historic First Baptist complex at 335 West 14th Street in Anderson is a landmark ready for transformation. Originally built in 1896 with additions in 1920 and in the post-war era, the structure reflects the growth of the congregation in the early to mid-twentieth century, when they added a 1920s parsonage, classrooms, and auditorium in the Neoclassical-style prominent in the Midwest at the time.

Though the building is in need of extensive rehabilitation today, the interior retains original eye-catching features and offers great opportunity for reuse. It is zoned residential and occupies a corner lot in a residential area of Anderson, close to St. Vincent’s Hospital and less than an hour from Indianapolis.

This property will be sold as-is, subject to protective exterior covenants held by Indiana Landmarks to ensure its long-term preservation. Questions? Please contact Indiana Landmarks’ Eastern Regional Office, 765-478-3172.