Storage Units Near Sellersburg

Moving and storage go hand in hand. Whether traveling across town or the country, Moving is an exciting and fresh start. While we are here to help you with all your storage needs, we also want to help you get familiar with the area. That's why we put together this resource guide for Sellersburg.

About Sellersburg, IN

Sellersburg is a charming town situated in Clark County, Indiana. Sellersburg wraps you up in its rich past and cozy, small-town vibe, a hop away from Louisville, Kentucky. Originally settled in the early 19th century, Sellersburg has grown into a close-knit community with a population of 9,310 (2020 U.S. Census).

This little gem was put on the map by none other than Moses Sellers when he set it up in 1846 before giving it official status in 1890 by incorporating the city. Now? It’s buzzing with historical sites rubbing shoulders with sleek amenities amid breathtaking scenery – truly a triple threat whether you're here for home life or holidays!

What To Do in Sellersburg, IN

Think of Sellersburg as your go-to spot for an endless array of activities and eye-catching spots, whether you’re just passing through or here to stay.

• Historic Sites: Grab your walking shoes because Sellersburg invites you to step right into history with visits to its famous landmarks and age-old sites. Swing by the Old Depot Museum in Sellersburg to dive into the town's rich railroad past or enjoy a leisurely walk through its Historic District and take in some stunning examples of 19th-century architecture.
• Arts & Culture: Sellersburg offers bustling galleries to live theater performances and engaging cultural happenings. Visit the Sellersburg Arts Council Gallery to admire works by local artists or catch a performance at the Sellersburg Community Theater. Imagine wandering from one festival to another under Sellersburg skies—where artists showcase their work while bands play nearby. Here, theaters open their doors wide to stories that make you think or simply entertain. For those who breathe art or simply admire the rich tapestry of cultural diversity, stepping into Sellersburg means entering a wonderland of inspiring artistic endeavors.
• Nature: If exploring scenic trails sounds like your idea of fun—or if you're more about fishing tranquility—Deam Lake has it all. Not forgetting those perfect picnicking spots under trees teeming with birdsong! Moreover, in Sellersburg, the great outdoors is just a step away with several inviting parks and natural havens to explore.
• Golfing: Tee off at one of Sellersburg's premier golf courses, such as Covered Bridge Golf Club. With its challenging layout and picturesque scenery, golf enthusiasts of all skill levels will appreciate the opportunity to play a round in Sellersburg's serene surroundings.
• Dining and Shopping: Indulge your taste buds and satisfy your shopping cravings in Sellersburg's local eateries and boutique shops. Whether you're in the mood for classic comfort food, international cuisine, or artisanal goods, Sellersburg has something to offer to every palate and preference.
• Events: Make sure you're in town for Sellersburg's biggest parties of the year – from the festive fun at Sellersburg Celebrates to the jaw-dropping fireworks that light up our Fourth of July night sky. Imagine a spot where local creativity in arts, crafts, and food lights up the scene. Here is where bonds grow stronger between neighbors, and visitors feel right at home too.

Working in Sellersburg, IN

Sellersburg's economy benefits from healthcare, manufacturing, hospitality, and finance/insurance. The city's unemployment rate is low at 4.4%, which is close to the national average. The median household income in Sellersburg is $59,130 per year, which is about $10,000 lower than the American average of $69,021.

The economy is growing faster than the rest of the country. Sellersburg’s predicted job growth rate for the next decade is 36.3%, compared to the national rate of 33.5%.

Industries offering the most jobs are healthcare (12.0%), construction (7.2%), finance/insurance (7.0%), gov. administration (6.3%), education (4.1%), hospitality (4.1%), and administrative/support/waste management (3.6%).

Sellersburg, IN Neighborhoods

This little town has only two neighborhoods to consider when moving here. The nearby town of Jefferson is included for comparison.

• Tanner Estates / Stonegate Manor: The I-65 freeway runs right through this area north/south. The median real estate price is $300,384. This amount is higher than 72% of all other places in Indiana. Most of the properties are owner-occupied. The average rent is $1,861. The vacancy rate is 10.3%, so it is easy to find a place.
• Town Center: The airport is in this area south of the town. The median real estate price is $259,000. The average rental price is $1,756. The vacancy rate is 15.2%.
• Jefferson Cementville: The median real estate price is $245,929. The average rental price is $1,775. The vacancy rate is 4.7%.

Sellersburg, IN School District

The Silver Creek School Corporation is the administrator for the public schools. The school district spends $9,500 each year on each student. The student-to-teacher ratio is too high at 18 to one.

There is one private school in Sellersburg. It is the St. John Paul II Catholic School (PK to 7th).

The Ivy Tech Community College South Central is in Sellersburg and there are 84 other colleges and universities within 100 miles. Some four-year schools to consider include Indiana University Southeast (five miles away), Spalding University (10 miles away), and Bellarmine University (12 miles away)

Moving to Sellersburg, IN Resource Guide

The City of Sellersburg’s municipal government consists of a Town Manager and five members of the Town Council. There is more information on Sellersburg's website.

The Sellersburg Parks and Recreation maintains the parks, recreational facilities, playgrounds, and swimming pool.

Sellersburg, IN Housing

The median price in Sellersburg is $298,400. The price trend is down -10.9% year-over-year. The housing market is a balanced market. Housing costs are 10% lower than the national average. The cost of living is 7% higher than experienced in other Indiana cities and 3% lower than the national average.