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$112,000
22125493 MLS
This +/-14.9 acre property offers a combination of accessible timber ground, established recreational infrastructure, and strong hunting appeal along a paved state highway. The property fronts approximately 86 feet on State Road 135, with water, electric, and fiber optic service available along the roadway. The tract breaks down into roughly 11.5 acres of mature hardwood timber and 3.5 acres within a power line cutout that crosses the property. At approximately 1,075 feet long (over 350 yards) and 130 feet wide, the open cutout is usable in several ways, including riding four-wheelers or dirt bikes, hunting, hiking, or putting in food plots. The corridor is maintained by the power company. Old trails run through both the timber and the cutout and could easily be reopened for additional access and recreation. Access to Tract 1 is already established. An existing driveway crosses the property en route to a neighboring tract, giving this property easy, ready-made access without the cost or work of cutting a new entrance. The 11.5 acres of hardwoods include mature oak with marketable timber value, adding a long-term asset on top of the recreational appeal. Hunters will find excellent deer and turkey hunting on this tract, with the mix of mature timber, edge habitat along the power line cutout, and food plot potential creating strong year-round habitat. The property also borders a conservation club, giving a future owner the option to join for additional shooting sports and hiking access on adjoining acreage beyond the tract boundary. Location adds to the property appeal. Freetown and Brownstown are both less than 15 minutes away, and Seymour and Bedford are within a 30 minute drive. Louisville and Indianapolis are both reachable in about an hour to an hour and twenty minutes, making this a workable property for a day-trip landowner.

4332 N State Road 135, Freetown

$109,900
22125305 MLS
This 10.2 acre tract is one of four individual offerings carved from a larger 46.82 acre property just north of Freetown, in Jackson County, Indiana, and it's the one that borders Hoosier National Forest directly. It sits on a dead-end road, so through traffic simply doesn't exist here - the road terminates right at the property line, putting public hunting, hiking, and recreation land immediately accessible rather than just nearby. The tract carries approximately 345 feet of road frontage and runs roughly 1,310 feet deep, with its own dedicated driveway separate from the other three tracts in the offering. Being the tract that actually touches the forest boundary makes this the pick for anyone who wants to walk straight off their own ground onto public land. A system of newly created trails crosses the larger property, ready for hiking or side-by-side (SXS) use. Water and electric are available at the road, removing one of the biggest hurdles to building - this is a legitimate option for a cabin, home, or weekend retreat, not just recreational ground. The area is one of the best-connected pockets of public land in southern Indiana. Beyond the bordering national forest, Jackson-Washington State Forest is nearby in Jackson County, with Brown County State Park and Yellowwood State Forest adding tens of thousands more acres to the north. The Charles C. Deam Wilderness - Indiana's only federally designated wilderness area - and Monroe Lake, the state's largest reservoir, are both within reach as well. Because the road dead-ends at the forest boundary, traffic here is minimal and there are few other homes nearby. State Roads 135, 58, and 258 are all close by, keeping travel north, south, and east straightforward despite the seclusion. Freetown is about 2 miles away, with Seymour, Columbus, Indianapolis, and Louisville all within a reasonable drive. The property lies within Brownstown Central Community School Corporation.

4 N County Road 500 W, Freetown

$124,900
22125303 MLS
This 14.22 acre tract is one of four individual offerings carved from a larger 46.82 acre property just north of Freetown, in Jackson County, Indiana. It sits on a dead-end road, so through traffic simply doesn't exist here - the road terminates at Hoosier National Forest, putting public hunting, hiking, and recreation land within easy reach up the road, though this particular tract does not directly touch the forest boundary. The tract carries approximately 473 feet of road frontage and runs roughly 1,310 feet deep, with its own dedicated driveway separate from the other three tracts in the offering. That depth gives real separation from the road for anyone wanting a private building site or a secluded recreational setup. A system of newly created trails crosses the larger property, ready for hiking or side-by-side (SXS) use. Water and electric are available at the road, removing one of the biggest hurdles to building - this is a legitimate option for a cabin, home, or weekend retreat, not just recreational ground. The area is one of the best-connected pockets of public land in southern Indiana. Jackson-Washington State Forest is nearby in Jackson County, with Brown County State Park and Yellowwood State Forest adding tens of thousands more acres to the north. The Charles C. Deam Wilderness - Indiana's only federally designated wilderness area - and Monroe Lake, the state's largest reservoir, are both within reach as well. Because the road dead-ends at the forest boundary, traffic here is minimal and there are few other homes nearby. State Roads 135, 58, and 258 are all close by, keeping travel north, south, and east straightforward despite the seclusion. Freetown is about 2 miles away, with Seymour, Columbus, Indianapolis, and Louisville all within a reasonable drive. The property lies within Brownstown Central Community School Corporation.

3 N County Road 500 W, Freetown

$112,900
22125301 MLS
Tract 2: This 12.86 acre tract is one of four individual offerings carved from a larger 46.82 acre property just north of Freetown, in Jackson County, Indiana. It sits on a dead-end road, so through traffic simply doesn't exist here - the road terminates at Hoosier National Forest, putting public hunting, hiking, and recreation land within easy reach up the road, though this particular tract does not directly touch the forest boundary. The tract carries approximately 427 feet of road frontage and runs roughly 1,310 feet deep, with its own dedicated driveway separate from the other three tracts in the offering. That depth gives real separation from the road for anyone wanting a private building site or a secluded recreational setup. A system of newly created trails crosses the larger property, ready for hiking or side-by-side (SXS) use. Water and electric are available at the road, removing one of the biggest hurdles to building - this is a legitimate option for a cabin, home, or weekend retreat, not just recreational ground. The area is one of the best-connected pockets of public land in southern Indiana. Jackson-Washington State Forest is nearby in Jackson County, with Brown County State Park and Yellowwood State Forest adding tens of thousands more acres to the north. The Charles C. Deam Wilderness - Indiana's only federally designated wilderness area - and Monroe Lake, the state's largest reservoir, are both within reach as well. Because the road dead-ends at the forest boundary, traffic here is minimal and there are few other homes nearby. State Roads 135, 58, and 258 are all close by, keeping travel north, south, and east straightforward despite the seclusion. Freetown is about 2 miles away, with Seymour, Columbus, Indianapolis, and Louisville all within a reasonable drive. The property lies within Brownstown Central Community School Corporation.

2 N County Road 500 W, Freetown

$101,900
22125294 MLS
This 9.54 acre tract is one of four individual offerings carved from a larger 46.82 acre property just north of Freetown, in Jackson County, Indiana. It sits on a dead-end road, so through traffic simply doesn't exist here - the road terminates at Hoosier National Forest, putting public hunting, hiking, and recreation land within easy reach up the road, though this particular tract does not directly touch the forest boundary. The tract carries approximately 317 feet of road frontage and runs roughly 1,310 feet deep, with its own dedicated driveway separate from the other three tracts in the offering. That depth gives real separation from the road for anyone wanting a private building site or a secluded recreational setup. A system of newly created trails crosses the larger property, ready for hiking or side-by-side (SXS) use. Water and electric are available at the road, removing one of the biggest hurdles to building - this is a legitimate option for a cabin, home, or weekend retreat, not just recreational ground. The area is one of the best-connected pockets of public land in southern Indiana. Jackson-Washington State Forest is nearby in Jackson County, with Brown County State Park and Yellowwood State Forest adding tens of thousands more acres to the north. The Charles C. Deam Wilderness - Indiana's only federally designated wilderness area - and Monroe Lake, the state's largest reservoir, are both within reach as well. Because the road dead-ends at the forest boundary, traffic here is minimal and there are few other homes nearby. State Roads 135, 58, and 258 are all close by, keeping travel north, south, and east straightforward despite the seclusion. Freetown is about 2 miles away, with Seymour, Columbus, Indianapolis, and Louisville all within a reasonable drive. The property lies within Brownstown Central Community School Corporation.

1 N County Road 500 W, Freetown

$439,900
22125269 MLS
This 46.82 acre tract sits just north of Freetown, in Jackson County, Indiana, on a dead-end road that borders Hoosier National Forest directly. Public hunting, hiking, and recreation land is right at the property line, not just nearby. The tract is offered as a whole or split into four separate tracts, each with its own dedicated driveway, giving flexibility for a single large recreational or hunting property or for multiple buyers each wanting a piece bordering public land. Approximately 1,563 feet of road frontage runs along the property, and a system of newly created trails already crosses the interior, ready for hiking or side-by-side (SXS) use. Water and electric are available at the road on each potential tract, removing one of the biggest hurdles to building - this is a legitimate option for a cabin, home, or weekend retreat, not just recreational ground. The area is one of the best-connected pockets of public land in southern Indiana. Beyond the bordering national forest, Jackson-Washington State Forest is nearby in Jackson County, with Brown County State Park and Yellowwood State Forest adding tens of thousands more acres to the north. The Charles C. Deam Wilderness - Indiana's only federally designated wilderness area - and Monroe Lake, the state's largest reservoir, are both within reach as well. Because the road dead-ends at the forest boundary, traffic here is minimal and there are few other homes nearby. State Roads 135, 58, and 258 are all close by, keeping travel north, south, and east straightforward despite the seclusion. Freetown is about 2 miles away, with Seymour, Columbus, Indianapolis, and Louisville all within a reasonable drive. The property lies within Brownstown Central Community School Corporation. Whether the appeal is direct public-land access, build-ready utilities, or the option to split into four tracts, this Jackson County property offers a lot of ways to put 46.82 acres to work.

N County Road 525 W, Freetown

$360,000
22103573 MLS
Whether you're planning to build, create a weekend retreat, or simply enjoy a place to unplug, this thoughtfully improved 40-acre property just south of the Brown/Jackson County line offers a rare opportunity to start with much of the infrastructure already in place. Tucked into the hills near Freetown and backed up to thousands of acres of Hoosier National Forest, the property has been carefully prepared to balance access, usability, and enjoyment of the land's natural setting. Improvements include an established driveway along with water, electric, and internet service extended to the top of the hill. Two ridgetop areas have been cleared to create potential building sites, offering options for future plans while taking advantage of the surrounding landscape. Designed for recreation, exploration, and immediate enjoyment, the property includes an established trail system with trails leading directly into H.N.F. (with two fishing ponds located just inside). There are culverts to control drainage for easier access throughout the acreage, a wildlife pond, fencing and a gated entry, plus a 40-foot shipping container for storage needs. Adding to the property's usability, a fully functional camper-complete with title and owner's manual-is included with the sale, creating an opportunity to begin enjoying the property right away while planning future improvements. A selective timber harvest completed in January 2022 opened portions of the property while maintaining its wooded character. There is an approved soil analysis for future septic installation. Small tools included with the sale: Champion generator, Stihl chainsaw, Stihl trimmer, and Husqvarna push mower. Whether your vision is a future homesite, recreational escape, hunting property, or a place to enjoy now and continue shaping over time, this 40-acre Jackson County property offers a substantial head start with meaningful improvements already in place. The driveway is steep and requires 4-wheel drive to ascend.

10000 Block N State Road 135, Freetown

$48,000
22027116 MLS
Tucked into the heart of Jackson County, Indiana, this approximately 12-acre tract presents a rare opportunity for those seeking hunting land with privacy and direct access to Hoosier National Forest. Surrounded by mature hardwoods, scenic ponds, and a meandering creek, the property borders hundreds of acres of public ground, including the 308-acre Maine's Pond unit of the Hoosier National Forest-known for its wildlife habitat and hunting access. The land features several hundred feet of creek frontage and a utility-maintained pipeline right-of-way that is mowed every few years, promoting lush herbaceous growth that naturally attracts deer, turkey, and small game. This strip functions as a ready-made food plot and offers ideal vantage points for hunting or birdwatching. The adjacent public land has been actively managed by the U.S. Forestry Service, and some areas showcase unique open landscapes that resemble western grasslands more than southern Indiana woods. Although currently limited to walk-in access via public ground, two existing access options are available-one from Maine's Pond to the north and another from the public road to the east. The property combines the benefits of private ownership with the vast recreational access of Hoosier National Forest, where hunting is permitted for deer, turkey, squirrel, coyote, raccoon, dove, and more. Located within a short drive of Nashville, Seymour, Brownstown, and Columbus, this Jackson County hunting tract offers seclusion without sacrificing convenience. Land adjoining Hoosier National Forest is in consistently high demand-and seldom comes to market.

11000 N County Road 650 W, Freetown

$315,000
22004620 MLS
Just in time for hunting season, this South Central Indiana property could be great for hunters, campers, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Conveniently located right off State Road 135, just south of Freetown, this large parcel offers about 64 acres +- of wooded land plus a pasture just under 6 acres +-. A wide gravel driveway leads from the state road into the pasture, which is versatile enough to serve as a building lot, food plot, tillable land for income, or cattle pasture. A creek runs along the edge of the woods, adding to the property's rural charm. At the back of the pasture, you'll find a sturdy, elevated deer blind, built on a 4x4 frame that can be moved with a tractor or skid steer. The property recently underwent a selective timber cut, resulting in new, wide trails that are perfect for ATV rides, dirt biking, or side-by-sides. The rolling hills of the woods are moderate in slope, offering an ideal mix of elevation and vegetation that attracts a variety of wildlife, including deer, turkey, quail, coyotes, bobcats, and small game. This property is also conveniently located near several sections of Hoosier National Forest, known for public hunting and hiking opportunities. Freetown is approximately 30 minutes from Nashville, Columbus, and Bedford, and it's about an hour from both the I-465 loop around Indianapolis and the Ohio River near Louisville-making it easily accessible yet remote enough to enjoy peaceful, star-filled nights. There are many other parks nearby including Brown County State Park, Jackson-Washington SRA, and Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge. Timber cutting is expected to be completed by mid-October 2024. Property viewings are by appointment only for pre-qualified buyers.

4000 N State Road 135, Freetown

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