Long Beach Real Estate

Long Beach, IN Homes for Sale

Long Beach runs along Lake Michigan, where the shoreline sets the terms for everything behind it: lakefront parcels facing open water, lake-view lots set back from it, and interior streets where the lot itself does the work. Golf is part of the same ground, with Long Beach Country Club here among those residential blocks. The housing is a mix of older cottages and newer construction, so two addresses a block apart can differ in age, systems and usable outdoor space. Beach rights are their own question as well, since proximity to the water and private or association access are separate things. Craig Palmer works this market closely and knows how the homes for sale here actually differ.

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Long Beach at a Glance

ZIP codes in these listings
46360
Months of supply
60 (buyer's market)
Data current as of
September 2026

What to pin down before you make an offer

  • Wind and flood insurance availability for lakefront property.
  • Setback and building restrictions near the shoreline.
  • Short-term rental restrictions in this beach community.
  • Dune preservation or environmental permitting requirements.

Buying in Long Beach with Craig Palmer

Craig Palmer has spent years in Long Beach and knows how much a property's position, age and lot can change what owning it asks of you. That shows up in small, practical ways: walking a house with you and pointing out what is original, what has been redone, and what questions the answer to should come from a document rather than a guess. The choice ahead of you is a real one, between shoreline proximity, a view from set back, and the room and privacy of an interior lot. The aim is a home that fits how you actually live, and a decision you feel settled about long after closing.

Newest Homes for Sale in Long Beach, IN

2501 Roslyn Trail, Long Beach
$599,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 845832 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
A spacious yard, detached two-car garage, and updated kitchen are just a few of the features of this 1924 Long Beach home, located near Stop 25 and Lake Michigan. Offering 1,714 finished square feet plus a 778-square-foot unfinished basement, the home combines original character with thoughtful updates. The main living area features a gas fireplace and flows into the dining space and renovated kitchen with gray cabinetry, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, counter seating, and a bay window overlooking the yard. Sliding doors provide easy access to the outdoor patio. The main level also includes a bedroom, renovated full bathroom, and an open flex space previously used as a bedroom, offering possibilities for a den, home office, or additional living area. Upstairs, the spacious loft features a half bath, walk-in closet, built-in storage, and a private balcony overlooking the trees. Outside, enjoy a large, level grassy yard with plenty of space for gardening, entertaining, or relaxing. A fenced and gated side yard provides a separate outdoor area, while the concrete patio offers space for outdoor dining and is equipped with plumbing for a hot tub. The detached two-car garage provides additional storage for vehicles, beach gear, and more. Conveniently located near Long Beach parks, tennis courts, the YMCA, and Long Beach Country Club, with easy access to Michigan City, New Buffalo, and South Shore Line transportation. No HOA. Whether you're looking for a full-time residence, a weekend getaway, or an investment property, this Long Beach home offers a combination of character, outdoor space, and location, with the opportunity to make it your own.

2501 Roslyn Trail, Long Beach

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