Jefferson County, Indiana Land For Sale (8 results)

Location is key, and this property sits between two of the Best Small Midwest Towns in America, according to USA Today. Conveniently located between Madison and Vevay, this versatile 10 acre tract offers a mix of residential, recreational, and small business potential. The parcel features approximately 1,100 feet of State Road 56 frontage and about 100+ feet of frontage on E Splinter Ridge Road. Another paved road, which once served as the main highway, now winds privately through the property, offering a unique paved drive for walking, biking, or vehicle access.Originally built in 1900, the historic home showcases craftsmanship that is occasionally visible in the original structure, such as in the rafters and framing. The residence has several new updates, including a new HVAC system, furnace, water filtration system, roof, windows, and kitchen cabinets. According to the county GIS, there are four bedrooms and two bathrooms, along with several additional rooms suitable for storage or office use. The property also includes barns and outbuildings that could serve a variety of uses, from equipment storage to workshop space.The tract directly adjoins Splinter Ridge Fish and Wildlife Area, providing access to an additional 127 acres of public land for hunting and recreation. Several mature deer have been taken off the property as wildlife travels the wooded hillsides and feeds in the nearby crop fields. The lower portions of the property contain native Pawpaw trees, while mature Oak, Maple, Hickory, and Sycamore dominate the upper canopy.Outdoor recreation extends beyond the property lines, with nearby public ramps to the Ohio River and Indian-Kentuck Creek offering fishing, boating, and waterfowl hunting opportunities. The propertys location allows quick access to shopping and dining in both Madison and Vevay, with the Belterra Casino and multiple golf courses within an hours drive. The MiltonMadison Bridge provides easy access to Kentucky, just ten minutes away. This propertys combination of income opportunities, accessibility, history, and recreational potential makes it a truly unique opportunity in southeastern Indiana.

Located near the Ohio River in southeastern Indiana, this managed hunting and recreational property offers a combination of habitat improvements, mature timber, trail access, and a residence with utilities already in place. The property has been intensively managed for trophy whitetail deer and includes four established food plots totaling approximately 10 acres, seven mineral sites, and two year-round game feeders. Multiple stand locations are positioned throughout the property to accommodate a variety of wind directions during hunting season. The land is currently enrolled in the Classified Forest program and recently completed a three-year USDA Invasive Species and Timber Stand Improvement program. The timber composition includes mature cherry, walnut, red oak, white oak, black oak, and numerous persimmon trees that provide seasonal wildlife food sources. Scattered cedar thickets create additional bedding cover and habitat diversity. A creek runs through the property and serves as a year-round water source for wildlife. During the fall months, several deep holes continue to hold water, adding to the property's habitat value. Extensive trail systems connect the residence, food plots, and stand locations, providing convenient access throughout the tract by foot or ATV. The property includes a 3-bedroom, 2-bath home with electric and water on site, offering a functional setup for full-time living, weekend use, or a hunting camp. A private gravel road with two gated entrances provides controlled access and additional privacy. This tract is located only one parcel from the Ohio River and adjoins thousands of acres of surrounding wooded terrain, creating excellent wildlife travel corridors and recreational opportunities. Hanover and Madison are both approximately 10 minutes away for shopping, dining, and supplies. Interstate 65 is accessible to the east, placing Louisville about one hour to the south and Seymour about one hour to the north. Whether you're looking for a recreational getaway, hunting property, or wooded tract with an existing home and established habitat improvements, this property offers a strong combination of access, timber, wildlife features, and location.

Located in a quiet rural area near Hanover and Lexington, this 25.156 acre tract offers a versatile mix of recreational opportunity and future potential. The property sits along a low-traffic gravel road and features approximately 1,000 feet of road frontage, providing multiple options for access points, driveways, or a future homesite. The tract is entirely wooded, with varying timber composition across the property. The western portion contains more mature trees and offers a suitable location for a build site, cabin, or camping area. The eastern section consists of younger timber growth, along with a small area that tends to hold moisture during the spring months, contributing to habitat diversity. A recent light timber harvest was conducted to selectively thin portions of the woods. This improvement created a network of trails for hiking, off-road access, and general property navigation. The increased sunlight reaching the forest floor is expected to promote new understory growth, which can benefit local wildlife populations. The area is known for deer, turkey, and small game, making it a practical hunting destination. Seasonal activities such as mushroom hunting and artifact hunting are also common in this region, reflecting the deep-rooted history of southern Indiana. This property is located approximately 10 minutes from Hanover, less than 30 minutes from Scottsburg, and about one hour from Louisville. Its proximity to the Ohio River corridor and position near the borders of Jefferson, Scott, and Clark Counties add to its accessibility while maintaining a rural setting. With a manageable acreage size, this tract may appeal to new landowners, recreational buyers, or those looking to expand an existing portfolio. Opportunities such as hunting leases may provide supplemental income depending on use and management.

Tucked into the rural community of Deputy, Indiana, this country home sits on approximately 4 acres and offers the perfect blend of peaceful rural living and modern convenience. A scenic half-acre pond anchors the property, while a newly built detached garage/workshop complete with electric, water, plumbing, and a mini-split system provides comfortable, versatile space for hobbies, storage, or a home-based workshop. High-speed fiber internet keeps this rural retreat fully connected for remote work or everyday convenience. Per GIS, the home offers over 2,500 square feet of living space with three bedrooms and two separate living areas, providing flexibility for everyday living or hosting guests. A large basement adds extra usable space for storage and recreation, complete with a full shower, toilet, and sink. Recent updates include newer windows, a newer roof, and a new septic system, contributing to the home's solid condition and updated infrastructure. The detached garage/workshop features metal siding and a metal roof, with electrical and water service, plumbing, a mini-split for year-round heating and cooling, and a bathroom ideal for a workshop, hobby space, or extra storage. The land totals approximately 4 acres with approximately 820 feet of road frontage and access via two separate roads, offering flexibility for parking and circulation. Located approximately 17 minutes from Scottsburg and 24 minutes from Madison, with Hardy Lake just 8 minutes away for fishing, boating, and outdoor recreation. Zoned within the Madison Consolidated Schools district. This rural property combines country-home living, acreage, a private pond, a garage/workshop, and modern utilities all close to small-town amenities and outdoor recreation.

Located well off the main road, this 37-acre property offers a combination of residential living and recreational land use with a high level of privacy. The 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home contains approximately 2,040 square feet of interior living space and features an open floor plan that lends to an efficient heating plan. A wood-burning stove serves as a central heat source, supported by an electric furnace. The home has updated HVAC ductwork and a metal roof that is approximately four years old. A covered deck porch extends the usable space into the great outdoors. The kitchen features a center island with electric service, ample workspace, and a large interior window overlooking the living area. The primary bedroom includes a spacious bathroom with dual counters, dual mirrors, and a walk-in closet. The home layout supports both full-time living and seasonal use. A detached 40'X30' garage with concrete floors and two overhead doors provides space for vehicles, equipment, and workshop use. A pellet stove provides supplemental heat, making the garage functional during colder months. The land consists primarily of a long, wooded tract surrounded by active tillable fields and hay pastures, creating a natural wildlife travel corridor and refuge. Timber is mature and diverse in age, size, and species. The property includes multiple established treestand locations and two large elevated wooden blinds. Whitetail deer and turkey utilize the wooded cover for security while accessing nearby agricultural food sources at night. A small pond located within the timber holds fish and adds additional recreational value. A maintained shooting range and mowed open area provide space for outdoor activities such as food plots, pollinator habitat, gatherings, or potential future improvements. The property measures approximately 1,100 yards from the northeast corner to the southwest corner. Access is provided by a driveway easement that places the home far from the county road, resulting in minimal road noise and limited visibility from passing traffic.

Located between SR 250 and Deputy Pike at 933 W in Jefferson County, Indiana, this property combines a 1,152-square-foot home with 6.1 acres of mixed woodland and established plantings, according to county GIS records. Near the small community of Deputy, the setting offers usable acreage suited to everyday living and outdoor recreation. The home includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms, plus a covered front porch and a covered back patio for outdoor living. Adjacent to the home, a carport built from logs harvested on the property provides covered parking. It is surrounded by a seven-year-old mature Concord grape vineyard that also helps shade the carport's asphalt surface from direct sun. A 1,000-square-foot pole barn adds utility, is wired for electric service, and includes a small loft area for additional storage beyond what the home provides. The yard also includes an established planting area with peach, apple, and pear trees, along with tomato plants and blueberry bushes, adding homegrown food production potential to the property. Most of the 6.1 acres are wooded, with mature timber, including large oak and poplar trees. This tree cover, combined with the property's acreage, supports small-game hunting as well as deer and turkey hunting, adding recreational value alongside its residential use. Jefferson County lies along the Ohio River in southeastern Indiana, known for its wooded ridges, farmland, and river-bottom terrain. The property sits approximately 20 minutes from Madison, the county seat, and 15 minutes from Hanover, home to Hanover College. Scottsburg is approximately 25 minutes away, and downtown Louisville, Kentucky, is about an hour out, putting a larger metro area within reach while keeping the setting rural. This property brings together a livable home, functional outbuildings, established fruit and grape plantings, and wooded acreage suited to hunting, situated between SR 250 and Deputy Pike within a reasonable drive of Madison, Hanover, Scottsburg, and Louisville.

The property features approx. 350 ft. of road frontage. The property has been surveyed into three 18+ acre parcels. The terrain is predominantly flat and easy to navigate, consisting of young to medium aged hardwood timber including poplar, soft maple, hickory and white oak. The white oak acorn production is a great wildlife food source. Hunters will appreciate the property's outstanding location. Neighboring ag fields to the north, south and east provide a consistent food source for local whitetail deer and other wildlife. The property lies approx. 2.7 miles east of Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge and approx. 1 mile west of the wooded creek corridors of Indian-Kentuck Creek which are excellent travel routes and habitat diversity for wildlife. Conveniently located approx. 90 minutes for Louisville, 20 minutes from Madison Hill Top district, and approx. 90 minutes from Cincinnati. Property shown by appointment only.

If you're looking for a ultimate log cabin retreat then look no more. Our cabin is a unique, small, authentic 19th century log home, nestled among cedar trees while overlooking a pond. The cabin offers the perfect retreat away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The log cabin has been completely restored with modern conveniences yet still retains all the rustic charm of an era gone by. Set on 30-/+ private scenic acres. This intimate retreat overlooks the beautiful backdrop of rolling ridges with expansive views of southern Indiana's Jefferson county. Refresh your body and spirit in the serene atmosphere of Francine's Log Cabin. Listed BELOW Appraisal Value.