Located just south of US 50, this 19± acre tract offers a blend of open ground, a pond, and flexible layout options suitable for future homesites, small-scale agriculture, or recreational use. This acreage represents the western half of a larger 39± acre offering and can be purchased individually as Tract 1. It includes pasture, one pond, road frontage on two sides, and several areas that can be evaluated for new construction. Access is available from county roads along the north and west boundaries, improving the usability and future planning potential of the land.

Several acres of pasture and fencerows may be cleared if additional space is needed for building or equipment access. The pond on this tract sits at a lower waterline than the pond on the adjoining parcel, but it may be improved with a liner or added clay to increase its water-holding capacity. Waterfowl frequently use the pond as a roosting site, with geese and ducks often present. Although wooded acreage is limited, deer continue to move along the nearby creek corridor and visit the pond as a consistent water source.

The open ground is versatile and may support grazing, hay production, or continued row-crop use depending on an owner’s goals. Road frontage on two sides allows for multiple entrance points and adaptable layout for a future homesite, small farm setup, or camper placement overlooking the pond. The tract also provides space for livestock, hobby farming, or general land-based projects.

Brownstown and Bedford are within reasonable driving distance and offer access to dining, shopping, health services, and other daily needs. Southwest Jackson County is known for its rural landscape, agricultural heritage, and local landmarks such as the Medora Covered Bridge. This tract offers a practical combination of acreage, water features, and access that supports residential, agricultural, and recreational uses.