Located at 9202 E Garrison Hollow Rd in Eastern Washington County, Indiana, this 73± acre tract sits between the Middle Fork of the Blue River and Springle Creek in a lightly developed rural setting. Known as “Many Springs,” the property is defined by a series of ridges and drainages that create diverse terrain and a sense of scale larger than its recorded acreage.

The land features five distinct natural springs, each feeding a separate drainage that flows northwest toward the Middle Fork of the Blue River. These drainages are bordered by hardwood timber, native understory, exposed rock outcroppings, and seasonal waterfalls that reflect the natural landscape common to southern Indiana. Elevation changes throughout the property contribute to varied habitat conditions and scenic interior views.

Access is provided by paved East Garrison Hollow Road, with county road frontage and an existing gated entrance located along the southwest portion of the tract. From the entrance, an established drive and trail system crosses the first drainage and leads to a finger ridge that offers a potential cabin or residential building site. East Washington Rural Water provides public water, and electric service is provided by Jackson County REMC.

An internal trail network winds through the property and connects five secluded wildlife openings totaling just under 4± acres. These openings are currently maintained and positioned within the ridge and drainage system to provide access and habitat diversity. An additional 2.5± acres of gas transmission line clearcut crosses the eastern third of the property, providing further open ground. With management, existing fescue in these openings could be converted to alternative cover or forage species, subject to buyer preference and land use planning.

A second potential building site is located in the southwest corner of the property, within approximately 550 feet of the county road. This 1.15± acre opening offers convenient access to utilities while remaining set back from public view. The property also includes a 50x40-foot utility pole barn with a 12-foot lean-to, providing covered storage suitable for equipment, recreational use, or temporary shelter, such as an RV, while future improvements are considered.

The seller intends to selectively mark and harvest a limited number of veneer-quality hardwood trees. This work is expected to be completed by hand and is designed to minimize disturbance to the surrounding forest and trail system.

The surrounding area is quiet and rural, with a mix of farmland, timber tracts, and low-density residences. The property is located approximately 11 miles east of Salem, the Washington County seat. Indiana State Road 160 is roughly 1.5 miles away, providing access to Henryville in approximately 11 miles and Interstate 65 in about 10 miles. From I-65, the property is approximately 30 miles north of Louisville, Kentucky, and about 90 miles south of Indianapolis, Indiana.

This tract offers a combination of natural water features, varied topography, existing infrastructure, and rural access, supporting a range of recreational, residential, and land-management uses. Give any member of the Holt-Christianson Land Team a call to set up your very own private tour of this great property. We seriously doubt this one will last long.