From the Native Americans who enjoyed the region’s wealth of natural resources, to the great and diverse mix of people today, Huntington, Indiana is a terrific place to live.

Huntington County continues to make history in the modern era. Dan Quayle, the 44th Vice President and the fifth Hoosier to hold that office, calls Huntington home. Huntington is home to America's only vice-presidential museum.

Huntington County welcomes newcomers with an appealing variety of homes. Our country lanes and quiet neighborhoods offer something for everyone—from executive homes to affordable apartments, from spacious houses for growing families to snug residences for senior citizens.

Charming farm homes on several acres are also available throughout the county. For those seeking comfortable apartment living, Huntington County offers seven apartment complexes with nearly 300 units.

A variety of styles is available to suit anyone’s needs and budget. The LaFontaine Center, a fashionable midtown hotel in its early years, is now fully restored and remodeled. It provides attractive apartments for senior citizens and the disabled. In addition, appealing townhomes specially designed for seniors are available in Warren and elsewhere throughout the county.

The area’s low cost of living and high quality of life combine to make Huntington County a wonderful place to call home.