Jackson County, Indiana Land For Sale (9 results)

Tract 4, 9.88 ac +-. Wooded lots suited for new home construction, recreational use, or private camping remain highly desirable across south-central Indiana. There is approximately 31.2 acres +- total across this property in northwestern Jackson County available in its entirety or as three buildable tracts, each with wooded character and close access to Hoosier National Forest. The tracts are very close to public forest land, offering excellent potential for those seeking natural surroundings and quiet seclusion. The tracts are offered as follows: Tract 2 - 11.55 acres +-, Tract 3 - 9.67 acres +-, and Tract 4 - 9.88 acres +-. Each offers a blend of privacy, mature woods, and access to both utilities and recreation. Water and electric service are available at the road, along with fiber optic. Whether developed for a permanent residence, seasonal retreat, or recreational basecamp, this property supports a wide range of rural lifestyle goals. Situated just outside the town of Kurtz and minutes from Freetown, the location allows convenient access to Brownstown and Seymour in under 30 minutes, and to Nashville, Bedford, and Columbus in just over 40 minutes. Though peaceful and private, the property remains within reasonable distance of restaurants, services, and grocery options. The access road has been recently repaved, providing a scenic drive through wooded terrain. The nearby Hoosier National Forest offers thousands of acres of public land for hiking, biking, hunting, and exploration. The area is well known for its thriving deer and turkey populations, and this property shows strong signs of wildlife activity. Property shown by appointment only to pre-qualified buyers.

**Seller will be ordering and having new survey completed - Updated July 2025** Imagine owning a secluded plot of mature hardwoods next to serene ponds and hundreds of acres of Hoosier National Forest. This approximately 12-acre parcel in Jackson County offers just that, along with several hundred feet of creek frontage, a gas line cutout with young herbaceous growth, and abundant wildlife including deer and turkey. It's adjacent to Maine's Pond and connects to a 308-acre tract of public hunting and wildlife viewing areas. The utility-maintained pipeline cutout is mowed every couple of years, naturally creating a food plot and an excellent spot for birdwatching or hunting. Part of the neighboring public land has been carefully managed by the US Forestry Service, and some sections look more like the grassy plains of the western U.S. than Indiana. Access is via HNF land, either by parking at Maine's Pond or along the main road south of the pond. Currently, the parcel is walk-in access only with no direct vehicle access; however, a local surveyor has previously worked with HNF staff to secure easements. This property provides the privacy of owning private land while offering access to hundreds of acres of public land. So, if a gobbler or buck is just over the next hill, it's still within reach to chase! Hoosier National Forest allows hunting of several species, including deer, turkey, coyote, fox, dove, squirrel, raccoon, crow, and more. This parcel is conveniently located just a short drive from Nashville, Seymour, Brownstown, and Columbus. Land in this area is in high demand, and land adjacent to HNF rarely comes available.

This property presents substantial acreage in southwest Jackson County, Indiana, configured as a rectangle extending inland from the roadway. Entry to the property includes a pull-through camp area set above the road and screened by tall timber. Two gates, one at each end, facilitate convenient drive-through access. The property's network of trails is robust and well-maintained, allowing the frequent use of SXS and ATVs. These trails traverse diverse terrain, including wooded ridges, creek bottom, and woodland hilltops.The mature timber stand comprises oak, walnut, hickory, gum, poplar, and varied understory and age classes. Even in the summer months, visibility through the woods extends 100 yards or more, aiding navigation and wildlife observation. Trail routes descend through hills and ridges to a wide-open creek bottom, then ascend to a long, tall ridge on the far side. Wildlife activity is evident; several deer and wild turkey were encountered upon entry, indicating daily habitat use.Access is convenient: the property sits a short distance from U.S. 50, providing straightforward regional travel to the east or west. Nearby towns offer practical amenities: Brownstown and Bedford are the closest centers for dining and shopping; Seymour and Bloomington lie a modest drive away and offer broader lodging, dining, and entertainment options. Several state and national recreation areas are within reach, including nearby Jackson-Washington State Forest and Spring Mill State Park to the southwest and portions of Hoosier National Forest and Austin Bottoms not far away. Indianapolis is approximately 1.5 hours north, and Louisville is about one hour south, making this property a logical midpoint gathering spot.Overall, this parcel offers substantial timbered acreage, mechanical access via trails, gated privacy, and proximity to infrastructure and amenities, offering versatility for recreation, hunting, or retreat.

AUCTION LOCATION Sealed Bid Submission: Bids may be submitted on the LandProz website via the bidding interface or download the form and delivered to: Landproz of Indiana, LLC 2414 E State Road 44, Shelbyville, IN 46176 Deadline: October 23, 2025, by 5:00 PM OPEN HOUSE DATES By appointment or you may view independently. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION LandProz is pleased to present the Freetown Farms One Chance Sealed Bid auction in Jackson County, IN. These 211.26 +/- acres will be offered to the public to bid their price via the LandProz website or via the One Chance Sealed Bid Form by mail, email or hand delivered. This land will be offered as 3 tracts that will be sold as individual tracts, or a whole farm option will be offered [which includes all 3 tracts]. An excellent opportunity awaits to own productive farmland or expand your investment portfolio! Conveniently located near Freetown, IN, this property is offered in multiple tracts with flexible purchase options:Tract 1 (T1): 68.86 deeded acres, Tract 2 (T2): 80 deeded acres, Tract 3 (T3): 62.5 deeded acres. Each tract offers its own unique characteristics, featuring gently rolling tillable acreage, mature trees, and the perfect setting for a future rural estate. The nearby Hoosier National Forest provides endless recreational opportunities, while the propertys location offers quick access to Nashville, Seymour, and Columbus. Possession of the tillable land will be granted after the 2025 crop harvest. Looking for a farm that can generate a high ROI? Negotiate a crop lease with a local farmer, and hunt this farm yourself, or lease out the hunting rights also! Please contact LandProz Broker & Auction Manager Jared Baird at 812-620-7745 or LandProz Auctioneer Brian Owens at 812-528-7021 for more information regarding this auction. Tract 1 68.76 +/- Deeded Acres 49.75 +/- Tillable Acres WAPI of 88.9 Wellrock silt loam Gnawbone silt loam 15 miles - Seymour, IN 27 miles - Nashville, IN 22 miles - Columbus, IN Real Estate taxes $811.22 Tract 2 80 +/- Deeded Acres 66.6 +/- Tillable Acres WAPI of 102.7 Nabb silt loam Cincinnati silt loam 15 miles - Seymour, IN 27 miles - Nashville, IN 22 miles - Columbus, IN Real Estate taxes $1,341.84 Tract 3 62.5 +/- Deeded Acres 51.57 +/- Tillable Acres WAPI of 123 Beanblossom silt loam Haymond silt loam 15 miles - Seymour, IN 27 miles - Nashville, IN 22 miles - Columbus, IN Real Estate taxes $1,663.28 TERMS 1. Auction Company This real estate auction is conducted by Landproz of Indiana, LLC (Auction Company). 2. Bidding Format All bidding will be on a total dollar basis, unless otherwise indicated by the Auctioneer during the auction. The highest bidder(s) will be notified within 24 hours following the closing deadline of the auction. 3. Acreage and Survey Adjustments The property is being sold based on deeded acres, which are subject to change due to survey results or other factors. In the event of such change, the total sales price will be adjusted accordingly. If the property is sold in individual tracts and a survey is required, the Seller will cover the cost of the survey. A Landproz representative may place a marker flag where the boundary lines should be. This is not a final survey and is for viewing purposes only. The final survey points are subject to change prior to closing and any changes will be reflected in the final purchase agreement. 4. Closing Details Closing will take place at: Seymour Abstract & Title - 218 West Second Street Seymour, Indiana Closing will occur on or about December 4, 2025. Seller will provide a standard Owner's Title Insurance Policy at Sellers expense. Buyer and Seller will split the Closing Fee equally. 2025 Real estate taxes will be prorated to the date of closing. 5. Deposit and Payment Terms A 10% (non-refundable) earnest money deposit is due on each tract the day of the auction. The balance of the purchase price is due at closing. 6. Bidder Eligibility and Conduct The Seller and Auction Company reserve the right to accept or reject any and all bids at their sole discretion. The Auction Company and Seller reserve the right to preclude any person from bidding if there is any concern regarding that persons credentials, qualifications, or ability to enter into a binding contract. 7. Contingencies The sale is not contingent upon Buyers ability to obtain financing, conduct an inspection, complete an appraisal, or fulfill any other conditions. All property is sold AS IS, WHERE IS with no warranties or guarantees expressed or implied. 8. Announcements Any announcements made on the day of the auction by the Auctioneer will take precedence over any previously published or advertised material. 9. Property Information All information provided by the Auction Company or its representatives was obtained from sources believed to be reliable; however, no guarantees or warranties are made by the Auction Company or the Seller regarding its accuracy. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence prior to bidding.

Wooded lots suited for new home construction, recreational use, or private camping remain highly desirable across south-central Indiana. This approximately 31.2 acre property in northwestern Jackson County is available in its entirety or as three buildable tracts, each with wooded character and close access to Hoosier National Forest. The southwest portion is directly adjacent to public forest land, offering excellent potential for those seeking natural surroundings and quiet seclusion. Just across the street and down a bit is several hundred acres of public land access. Water and electric service are available at the road along with fiber optic. Whether developed for a permanent residence, seasonal retreat, or recreational basecamp, this property supports a wide range of rural lifestyle goals. Situated just outside the town of Kurtz and minutes from Freetown, the location allows convenient access to Brownstown and Seymour in under 30 minutes, and to Nashville, Bedford, and Columbus in just over 40 minutes. Though peaceful and private, the property remains within reasonable distance of restaurants, services, and grocery options. The access road has been recently repaved, providing a scenic drive through wooded terrain. The nearby Hoosier National Forest offers thousands of acres of public land for hiking, biking, hunting, and exploration. The area is well known for its thriving deer and turkey populations, and this property shows strong signs of wildlife activity. Each tract presents a unique opportunity to invest in buildable, wooded acreage with natural beauty and recreational appeal. Property shown by appointment only to pre-qualified buyers.

Tract 2, 11.65 ac. +-. Wooded lots suited for new home construction, recreational use, or private camping remain highly desirable across south-central Indiana. There is approximately 31.2 acres +- total across this property in northwestern Jackson County available in its entirety or as three buildable tracts, each with wooded character and close access to Hoosier National Forest. The tracts are very close to public forest land, offering excellent potential for those seeking natural surroundings and quiet seclusion. The tracts are offered as follows: Tract 2 - 11.55 acres +-, Tract 3 - 9.67 acres +-, and Tract 4 - 9.88 acres +-. Each offers a blend of privacy, mature woods, and access to both utilities and recreation. Water and electric service are available at the road, along with fiber optic. Whether developed for a permanent residence, seasonal retreat, or recreational basecamp, this property supports a wide range of rural lifestyle goals. Situated just outside the town of Kurtz and minutes from Freetown, the location allows convenient access to Brownstown and Seymour in under 30 minutes, and to Nashville, Bedford, and Columbus in just over 40 minutes. Though peaceful and private, the property remains within reasonable distance of restaurants, services, and grocery options. The access road has been recently repaved, providing a scenic drive through wooded terrain. The nearby Hoosier National Forest offers thousands of acres of public land for hiking, biking, hunting, and exploration. The area is well known for its thriving deer and turkey populations, and this property shows strong signs of wildlife activity. Property shown by appointment only to pre-qualified buyers.

Tract 3, 9.67 ac. +- *. Wooded lots suited for new home construction, recreational use, or private camping remain highly desirable across south-central Indiana. There is approximately 31.2 acres +- total across this property in northwestern Jackson County available in its entirety or as three buildable tracts, each with wooded character and close access to Hoosier National Forest. The tracts are very close to public forest land, offering excellent potential for those seeking natural surroundings and quiet seclusion. The tracts are offered as follows: Tract 2 - 11.55 acres +-, Tract 3 - 9.67 acres +-, and Tract 4 - 9.88 acres +-. Each offers a blend of privacy, mature woods, and access to both utilities and recreation. Water and electric service are available at the road, along with fiber optic. Whether developed for a permanent residence, seasonal retreat, or recreational basecamp, this property supports a wide range of rural lifestyle goals. Situated just outside the town of Kurtz and minutes from Freetown, the location allows convenient access to Brownstown and Seymour in under 30 minutes, and to Nashville, Bedford, and Columbus in just over 40 minutes. Though peaceful and private, the property remains within reasonable distance of restaurants, services, and grocery options. The access road has been recently repaved, providing a scenic drive through wooded terrain. The nearby Hoosier National Forest offers thousands of acres of public land for hiking, biking, hunting, and exploration. The area is well known for its thriving deer and turkey populations, and this property shows strong signs of wildlife activity. Property shown by appointment only to pre-qualified buyers.

Check out this small recreational parcel close to the Hoosier National Forest. This parcel would be excellent to establish a weekend camp site and have a place to park a camper. Just down the road from the Hoosier National Forest yet close enough to town for modern conveniences. Electric, fiber and water at the road. This property has a beautiful stand of mature hardwood timer lending to its overall pristine nature.

Discover “All Because,” a stunning three-story log home nestled on 101+ acres in Southern Brown County. Recent improvements include a newly constructed driveway through the pasture, giving owners an alternate option for entry and making access to the property more convenient than ever. Experience complete privacy and breathtaking hilltop views, with 58 acres of timber and rolling fenced pasture currently running cattle. The pastures offer multiple scenic vistas with potential for additional homesites, as well as a livestock watering pond. Improvements include a cattle and storage barn with office space, a shop/equipment barn, multiple storage sheds, a fishing pond, a picturesque creek, a field gazebo, and an outdoor firepit. The home itself is crafted of logs with log-beam interiors, blending rustic beauty with modern efficiency thanks to a full solar panel array and backup batteries. Step inside the great room, where hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, and a massive stone wood-burning fireplace set a welcoming tone. A walk-out deck overlooks the forest—perfect for morning coffee—while the adjoining dining room easily seats eight, making it ideal for gatherings. The chef’s kitchen is equipped with hickory cabinets, stainless steel appliances, a gas stove, and a central island with bar seating. The main floor master suite is a cozy retreat, featuring its own fireplace, a spacious walk-in closet, and direct access to a covered and screened-in porch. The master bath offers a luxurious escape with a double vanity, jacuzzi tub, and separate shower. Upstairs, custom log stairs lead to a loft overlooking the great room, along with two bedrooms and a full bath. The lower level is thoughtfully designed with a family room and woodstove, two additional bedrooms, a full bath, a utility room with tankless water heater, and even a prepper room for extra storage and peace of mind. This turn-key log home offers a rare blend of rustic charm, modern sustainability, and working farm functionality—all set against the backdrop of Southern Brown County’s most beautiful views.