For sale $1,390,000 | 157.34± Acres

Southern Indiana Heritage Farm With Home, Tillable, Timber, And Hunting Acreage

8261 W Cox Ferry Road Campbellsburg, IN 47108 – Washington | View on Google Maps

Farms Ranches Recreational Land Residential Land Timberland Undeveloped Land Hunting Land Horse Property

Description

The true rare find in Southern Indiana is a heritage farm that has been in the same family for over 100 years. This stunning piece of property is passed down in time, ready to hit the market and find its next generational owner. This farm has a home that is approx—1700 sq. ft. with 3 bedrooms and 1 bath and is in very good condition. Recent updates within the last 6 months include new flooring and a top-of-the-line HVAC system. A huge pole barn measuring 42' x 70' x 12' supplies plenty of room for farm equipment and shop space. Starting out with road frontage this property has right at +/- 3/4 of a mile providing tons of access to most any desired location on the property. The tillable soil currently in production is around +/-75 acres, made up mostly of Crider and Bedford loam soil types. No leases are in place with open tenancy for 2025, letting the new buyer do as they wish. The seller has taken all the necessary steps over the last 30 years to ensure the mature-class timber can reach its maximum value. The timber is in a classified forest, with the state forester overseeing the management and advising on the appropriate timber stand improvements that have been made. There is currently marketable timber that could be cut if desired, or one can continue to let the timber gain size to maximize profit in the future. Probably known to most in the area is the extraordinary hunting opportunities this farm has to offer. Location is everything, and this tract of land is dead in the heart of some of Washington Co and Southern Indiana's best hunting. Set up to hunt, the rim of the tillable has multiple stand locations, with finger ridges running into the timber and then rolling down into a breathtaking creek bottom where you will find seasonal water, cover, and acorns from the oaks. The deer roam these hills and valleys, feeding into the tillable while crossing to different areas of the farm. Let's not forget turkeys; this is a top area, and it is not uncommon to see over 20 any given evening in the greenback corners of the farm feeding. For anyone interested in geology or collecting rocks, the property holds plenty of geodes of all sizes. More outdoor recreation just around the corner is Cave River Valley with walking trials and guided cave exploration at certain times of the year. Salem would be the nearest town with local shopping and all amenities. If you have been searching for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity at a farm of this magnitude for personal, investment, or immediate ROI, here is the chance.