Jackson County, Indiana Land For Sale (5 results)

LandProz is pleased to present the Haggard Buck & Duck Farm in Jennings County, IN. This 42 +/- acre wooded tract offers the ultimate combination of wildlife habitat and recreation! The nearly square property offers a lightly traveled gravel road (Jennings/Jackson County line) for access along the western side of the property, making easy access to different parts of the property. There are no homes to the north of this property for miles, making it feel remote and secluded, yet amenities in North Vernon (15 miles ), Seymour (12 miles), are close by. The property is also located nearly in the middle between Indianapolis and Louisville, so making the drive from the big city to your own personal oasis is a short drive away. The property is easily traversed, given its nearly flat topography, with the main topographic changes being within the man-made wetland swales. These swales are excellent for holding water throughout the summer dry spells, and providing wildlife with a necessary source for water. If hunting BUCKS is in mind, you may also pick up some waterfowl hunting as well. The Muscatuck National Wildlife Refuge is about a mile away, providing even more cover and holding capability, with ag fields in between for excellent food sources. The property is enrolled in both the Classified Forest program and Classified Wetlands program, which are designed to enhance wildlife habitat, while reducing property taxes. Put on your boots, and schedule your showing - this one is waiting for you! Please contact LandProz Broker Jared Baird at 812-620-7745 for more information regarding this property. PROPERTY FEATURES 42 +/- Deeded Acres 42 +/- Wooded Acres Sycamore, Sweetgums, Maples and more! Wetland swales Primarily in the FEMA floodplain Level topography North Vernon, IN - 15 miles Seymour, IN - 12 miles Real Estate taxes $67.38

Located just south of US 50, this 19 acre tract offers a blend of open ground, a pond, and flexible layout options suitable for future homesites, small-scale agriculture, or recreational use. This acreage represents the western half of a larger 39 acre offering and can be purchased individually as Tract 1. It includes pasture, one pond, road frontage on two sides, and several areas that can be evaluated for new construction. Access is available from county roads along the north and west boundaries, improving the usability and future planning potential of the land.Several acres of pasture and fencerows may be cleared if additional space is needed for building or equipment access. The pond on this tract sits at a lower waterline than the pond on the adjoining parcel, but it may be improved with a liner or added clay to increase its water-holding capacity. Waterfowl frequently use the pond as a roosting site, with geese and ducks often present. Although wooded acreage is limited, deer continue to move along the nearby creek corridor and visit the pond as a consistent water source.The open ground is versatile and may support grazing, hay production, or continued row-crop use depending on an owners goals. Road frontage on two sides allows for multiple entrance points and adaptable layout for a future homesite, small farm setup, or camper placement overlooking the pond. The tract also provides space for livestock, hobby farming, or general land-based projects.Brownstown and Bedford are within reasonable driving distance and offer access to dining, shopping, health services, and other daily needs. Southwest Jackson County is known for its rural landscape, agricultural heritage, and local landmarks such as the Medora Covered Bridge. This tract offers a practical combination of acreage, water features, and access that supports residential, agricultural, and recreational uses.

This wooded property is located in the hills along the Jackson/Brown County line in a low-traffic, rural setting. The tract sits at the end of a dead-end road, resulting in minimal vehicle traffic and a secluded feel.The land is primarily wooded with mature hardwoods and rolling to hilly terrain typical of this area. There is noted timber value on the property, along with long open views through portions of the hillsides. A small pond is located on the tract and may offer potential for expansion.One of the defining features of this property is its adjacency to the Hoosier National Forest. More than 700 acres of public forest land lie between this parcel and the next public roadway, providing extensive access to publicly managed ground. The Hoosier National Forest encompasses thousands of acres in this region and is renowned for its mature hardwood forests and diverse recreational opportunities, including hiking, hunting, and wildlife observation. This adjacency significantly extends usable recreational acreage without ownership or maintenance responsibilities.The property was formerly used as a full-time residence, though it has not been occupied in several years. Access is provided by an easement that historically served as the driveway when the residence was occupied. The surveyor is working on marking the easement for clarity. Buyers should confirm utility availability and capacity if future building is contemplated.While the property offers a secluded setting, State Road 135 is located nearby, providing convenient north-south travel. This allows reasonable access to nearby communities, including Brownstown, Seymour, and Columbus. The combination of timbered acreage, utility access, public land adjacency, and location makes this tract suitable for recreational use, land investment, or potential future residential use.

38.51 acres now surveyed with all kinds of possibilities for sale. This ground is located in rural Jackson County just beyond the town of Clearspring with 1277 feet of road frontage. The front part has been used as tillable farm ground in the past. However, it all could be subdivided into 7 5+ acre building lots. There is Rural Jackson County water at the road along with REMC electric. Buy it all or consider purchasing an affordable building sight. This property lies in the Brownstown School District. With open ground in the front and some woods in the back it is worth taking a look. Calling farmers, builders, investors or just dreamers. Rural ground is getting harder and harder to find.

Discover the charm of 2787 W County Road 950 N, SEYMOUR, IN, a welcoming single-family residence built in 1974, offering 1749 square feet of comfortable living space. This inviting home, ready for you to move in, presents an exceptional opportunity to embrace a serene lifestyle on a generous 10.2 acreas of land. Enjoy lazy days down at the tempting pond over looking the woods. The home thoughtfully provides four bedrooms, offering versatile spaces for rest and personalization. Complementing these are two full bathrooms, one featuring a convenient walk-in shower, alongside a practical half bath, ensuring comfort and privacy for residents and guests alike. The Formal living room, dining room and family room makes this the place to be for friends and families gatherings. Spanning two stories, this residence also includes an attached garage for ease and security, and a dedicated laundry room, streamlining daily routines. Pole Barn offers both ingress and egress double doors on both sides for your added convience. Embrace the opportunity to make this distinctive property your own; inquire today to schedule your private viewing. Note: the address may not be easy to locate on Google Maps. Spraytown area. Within a short drive to I 65 (16 Miles) Columbus (20 Miles) Seymour (16 miles) Brownstown (15 miles) Nashville (24 Miles) Industrial Park at Walesboro (16 miles) All millages are approximate.