Located south of Laurel, Indiana, in Franklin County, this newly surveyed +/- 35.09±-acre parcel sits off Old Highway 52. It offers a mix of timber, older pasture openings, and established food plot areas suitable for recreational use or a potential rural building site.

The majority of the acreage is wooded, with the timber providing cover and habitat that supports a variety of wildlife. Deer and turkey have both been observed on the property, and the mix of wooded areas and open pockets creates varied terrain across the acreage. A hunting box blind is included with the sale.

The open areas add additional value beyond the timber and could easily be turned back into pasture for someone interested. A flat section along Old Highway 52 offers a level area that may be suitable for a home or cabin site, subject to applicable county zoning and permitting requirements. A second open area on top of the property offers another potential building location. Buyers to confirm building feasibility.

Access is available from two points: a private lane known as Red Oak Lane and frontage along Old Highway 52. The property has been newly surveyed, providing buyers with current boundary documentation.

The surrounding area is rural and lightly developed in southeastern Indiana's Franklin County. Nearby towns include Laurel, IN (approx. 1 mile), Metamora, IN (approx. 8 miles), and Brookville, IN, the county seat (approx. 15 miles). Cincinnati, OH, is roughly 44 miles southeast, and Indianapolis is approximately 70 miles northwest