Tucked between Sunman and Milan in Dearborn County, Indiana, this 15.08 +/- acre tract on Lake Tambo Road offers a rare combination of mature timber and ready-to-build access in one of southeastern Indiana's most desirable rural corridors. Whether the goal is a private homesite, a weekend camping retreat, or simply owning a piece of rural ground, this property delivers the essentials without compromise. The tract measures approximately 122 feet of frontage along Lake Tambo Road and runs back roughly 1,300 feet from the road, giving it a long, private footprint that pulls a homesite or camp well back from road noise and traffic. That depth also means most of the property's timber and creek frontage sit deep on the tract, away from the road, adding to the sense of seclusion. The timber itself is a mixed hardwood stand, including poplar, oak, sweet gum, and cedar, providing shade, privacy, and diverse wildlife habitat rather than a single-species monoculture. This variety gives the ground a settled, established feel and supports a range of wildlife activity throughout the property. Along the tract's edge runs a creek, adding a year-round water feature that enhances both habitat value and overall character. A cleared, mowed area out front offers immediate, no-hassle parking and staging, making the tract easy to access and easy to walk for a first look or for hauling in camping gear. Utility access is already in place at the road, with both electric, fiber, and water available. The land is buildable, opening the door to a permanent residence, a cabin, or a seasonal camp, and the combination of usable acreage, mixed timber, and creek frontage gives it the flexibility few tracts this size can match. Location adds another layer of appeal. Lake Tambo Road sits in Dearborn County between the communities of Sunman and Milan, just 6 miles from Sunman and 9 miles from Milan. Lawrenceburg, the Dearborn County seat, is 15 miles away, and Batesville is 16 miles away, putting everyday shopping, dining, and services well within reach. Harrison, Ohio, and the greater Cincinnati area are just 22 miles away, giving buyers easy access to a major metro while still owning a private rural tract. For a buyer who wants creek frontage, a mixed mature timber stand, and utility access already at the road on a buildable tract, this 15.08 +/- acre parcel checks every box. Properties that combine these features in a buildable, road-accessible package in Dearborn County do not stay on the market for long.