Just in time for hunting season, this South Central Indiana property could be great for hunters, campers, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Conveniently located right off State Road 135, just south of Freetown, this large parcel offers about 64 acres +- of wooded land plus a pasture just under 6 acres +-. A wide gravel driveway leads from the state road into the pasture, which is versatile enough to serve as a building lot, food plot, tillable land for income, or cattle pasture. A creek runs along the edge of the woods, adding to the property's rural charm. At the back of the pasture, you'll find an elevated deer blind built on a 4x4 frame that can be moved with a tractor or skid steer. The property recently underwent a selective timber cut, resulting in new, wide trails perfect for ATV rides, dirt biking, or side-by-sides. The rolling hills of the woods are moderate in slope, offering an ideal mix of elevation and vegetation that attracts a variety of wildlife, including deer, turkey, quail, coyotes, bobcats, and small game. This property is also conveniently located near several Hoosier National Forest sections, known for its public hunting and hiking opportunities. Freetown is approximately 30 minutes from Nashville, Columbus, and Bedford, and it's about an hour from the I-465 loop around Indianapolis and the Ohio River near Louisville—making it easily accessible yet remote enough to enjoy peaceful, star-filled nights. Many other parks nearby include Brown County State Park, Jackson-Washington SRA, and Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge. Timber cutting is expected to be completed by mid-October 2024. Property viewings are by appointment only for pre-qualified buyers.