This 22± acre tract in Orange County, Indiana, offers a combination of open pasture, wooded acreage, and nearly 800 feet of county road frontage. The property’s layout provides opportunities for residential, agricultural, or recreational use.

Approximately 4± acres are currently in open fescue pasture, creating options for hobby farming, livestock, or hay production. The balance of the acreage is in mixed timber, which supports wildlife habitat and offers potential for hunting, trail systems, or future timber value. A spring-fed creek runs through the property, enhancing water resources and contributing to its recreational character.

The property benefits from substantial road frontage along a maintained county road, allowing easy access. Terrain is varied, with gentle open ground transitioning into timbered ridges and creek corridors. This variety supports diverse uses while also creating natural privacy.

Wildlife activity is common on the property, with deer and turkey often seen in the open areas and along the timber edges. The combination of wooded cover, forage, and water sources supports a range of species and contributes to a balanced habitat. The land’s layout also provides opportunities for outdoor uses such as hunting, hiking, or camping. In addition, the setting could accommodate future recreational or rental uses such as a campground or cabin sites.

Conveniently located, the property is less than 5 miles from French Lick and West Baden Springs, 10 miles from Paoli, about 30 miles from Jasper, and 65 miles from Louisville, KY. Regional attractions include the French Lick Resort, French Lick Scenic Railway, Big Splash Adventure indoor waterpark, Wilstem Wildlife Park, Patoka Lake, and the Indiana Cave Trail.

This 22± acre tract is subject to survey and is offered separately from the adjoining tract with the residence and pole barn. Its road frontage, mix of open ground and timber, and water features make it suitable for various land uses.