A buildable corner lot is now available on the south side of Richmond at the intersection of Parry Street and 12th Street. This flat, platted parcel offers approximately 150 feet of road frontage, plus alley access along the back. The lot is cleared, mowed, and free of structures, citations, or known restrictions, making it a clean slate for development. Public utilities are available nearby, and the site sits within city limits for ease of permitting. The surrounding neighborhood is predominantly residential with light traffic, offering both convenience and a quiet setting.

The YMCA, Excel Learning Center, and the Richmond Community Schools Hibberd Program Building are just north and across the street. Between those facilities is a community walking track, commonly used for daily exercise and local events. Located just off State Road 27 and minutes from I-70, the parcel offers quick access to Centerville (13 minutes), Liberty (15 minutes), and Eaton, Ohio (23 minutes).

Richmond is a historic city founded by Quakers in the early 1800s and now home to approximately 36,000 residents. The community features a walkable downtown with preserved architecture, a vibrant arts and culture scene, and access to outdoor amenities like Hayes Arboretum and the Cardinal Greenway trail. The nearby Whitewater River flows through the heart of the region, offering scenic views, wildlife habitat, and opportunities for kayaking, fishing, and riverside recreation. The river’s gorge has shaped much of Richmond’s landscape and history, adding both natural beauty and character to the area. Nearby educational institutions include Earlham College and Indiana University East, along with museums, parks, and a revitalized Depot District filled with shops, restaurants, and local businesses.