Do you remember those handcrafted wooden ducks that once sat proudly on fireplace mantels across America? This rare Noblesville property is where the iconic Bundy Wooden Ducks were originally manufactured, and it still carries that same spirit of craftsmanship and opportunity. Located on the north side of Hamilton County, this site includes eight unique structures with remarkable flexibility for a variety of uses. The historic pole barn, built around 1940, features two large partitioned rooms and once housed production machinery. A three-sided shed dating to the 1950s adds additional storage and utility, while a north barn built around 1990 provides approximately 35x60 feet of space for larger operations. Other improvements include a northeast shed and a finished 20x30 building with steel and wood construction, concrete floors, and metal siding, also built around 1990. A block building with a cement roof and boiler system reflects its industrial heritage, while another finished building with a cement floor makes an ideal office or headquarters space. Near the road, a vernacular shed of about 15x20 feet combines cement and wood flooring with metal siding and a sliding door, perfect for accessible storage or display. The property is well-equipped with modern infrastructure, including service by Duke Energy, a 120-foot well with recently replaced casing and pump, and a three-phase converter with both 220 and 120 power. It is zoned for light manufacturing, making it a perfect fit for a wide range of business ventures. Beyond the property itself, Noblesville offers one of the most dynamic growth environments in Indiana. As one of the fastest-growing communities in the state, Noblesville boasts a thriving economy, expanding workforce, and strong demand for commercial development. Its location in Hamilton County-recognized as one of Indiana's most affluent and business-friendly counties-provides unmatched access to highways & resources.
