Just listed for sale for the first time in over 30 years is a really nice piece of productive farm ground with income and possible building opportunities. There are two adjacent parcels being offered for sale together. The larger parcel is 35 acres overall of productive cropland. According to public farm records, the farm is listed as non-specialty crop, organic certified, which should be a great source of income if the new owner is not farming themselves. The balance of that parcel consists of a former pasture area and a partially treelined waterway that really looks like a small creek. With all the adjacent farm ground and woodlots in the surrounding area, this waterway and overgrown pasture have really become a great natural habitat and an attraction for deer, turkey, and other wildlife. If a buyer wanted to, the pasture area could easily be cleaned up for horses, grazing livestock or reverted back to more productive farm ground. The rest of the property might be where the most potential and opportunity lie. This 5-acre “cutout” is where the former homesite was and currently houses two functional 35’ X 56’ FBI Pole barns. The barns are in good shape and would make great storage for agricultural or personal property storage, a mancave or just a basecamp while you’re building your future country home. Since the property has a disconnected NIPSCO electric service and maybe a previous well, getting utilities and water on the property may be fairly easy. The rest of the five acres is overgrown farmyard and pasture and has some remnants of a dog training and kennel facility that the property was used for many years ago. With a little effort and some help, cleaning up the property would reveal its future potential and former glory as a nice rural homestead, hobby farm or new homesite. The seller may consider selling the farm ground and the smaller tract separately, so contact the Whitetail Properties Land Specialist, Rob Styka, to discuss how you can capitalize on this great opportunity.