Washington County, Indiana Land For Sale (17 results)

Experience the ultimate in country living in Salem, Indiana. This exceptional property boasts a spacious home situated on 1.43 acres, adjacent to several hundred acres of state-owned land. The residence features a large gravel driveway, a 15x5 front deck, and a 16x15 back deck overlooking the picturesque wooded backyard. A notable highlight is the 22x14 manufactured extension, complete with walk-out double doors leading to the back deck. Upon entering the living room, you'll discover an open-concept design with wall dividers separating the living room, kitchen, and family room. The expansive main living area offers endless possibilities. To the right of the home lies the main bedroom, complete with a private bath and a walk-in closet accessible from both the bathroom and bedroom. Two additional bedrooms and a hallway full bath are conveniently located to the left of the living room. A laundry room with ample space for your washer and dryer completes the interior. Ideally situated just 12 minutes from Salem Square, this property offers the perfect blend of peaceful country living and convenient access to small-town amenities. Schedule your showing today.

Experience the charm of country living in close proximity to downtown Salem, Indiana. This four-bedroom, three-bathroom residence is situated on Old 56 in Salem, offering a tranquil atmosphere while remaining within miles of the city. The property boasts a spacious living room and family room, perfect for relaxation and entertainment. The expansive grounds comprise three partials of land, complete with utilities. Additional features include a garage and a secondary building, previously utilized as an apartment with kitchen and bathroom hookups. Schedule your showing today.

Live and Online at Ranchandfarmauctions.comAuction Date: 05/22/2025Auction Time: 11:00 AM ETAuction Held At: American Legion Post # 41, 105 W Hugh Veteran Dr, Salem, IN 47167Entire Farm Description:Turn-Key Rotational Grazing Cattle Farm with Bear Creek FrontageNestled in the rolling countryside of Washington County, this 100 acre farm is a premier turn-key operation for rotational grazing and cattle production. Thoughtfully designed to support a healthy and productive herd, the property includes 75.02 acres enrolled in a Permanent USDA Grassland Reserve Program (GRP)ensuring these acres remain dedicated to grassland conservation for generations to come. With few restrictions for cattle farmers, this farm balances efficiency, sustainability, and long-term land stewardship.A purpose-built water system features an 8,000-gallon well-fed cistern supplying nine established pastures through an extensive network of waterers, hydrants, and holding tanks. Additionally, 1,800 feet of spring-fed Bear Creek frontage offers a reliable natural water sourcea valuable backup should the well ever struggle to meet demand.The farm is well-equipped with a cattle barn and handling facilities, including a head chute with a digital scale, allowing for seamless livestock management. Dedicated hay storage accommodates 200 4x6 round bales, ensuring ample capacity for forage harvested from the nearly 13 acres of productive hay ground enrolled in the GRP.Beyond grazing, the property features 18 acres of bottomland tillable ground with productive Class 2 Haymond silt loam soils. These acres, not included in the GRP easement, provide excellent versatilitywhether continuing in row crop production, converting to hay, or developing into a prime homestead overlooking Bear Creek bottom.For those seeking a build site closer to the front of the property, the sellers are open to selling an additional 7 wooded acres separately, offering an ideal setting for a future residence.With a desirable location, exceptional water resources and well-maintained infrastructure, this property presents a rare opportunity for cattle producers, hay operations or those looking to establish a picturesque rural homestead.Agent Notes:There will be shared water rights for the seller's continued use that must be agreed upon.The buyer cannot remove the property from its GRP designation.Open tenancy on GRP lands.2026 tenancy on the 18 acres of tillable ground.Sellers to provide Buyer access to the Spring located off the western boundary of the Meadow PastureSeller to provide Buyer access to water lines located on seller's property.Buyer to allow seller access to 2 hydrants connected to above lines.Approximately 5.5 Ac will be removed from Classified forest designation at the seller's cost.100 Acre Turn-Key Cattle Farm with rotational grazing setup75.02 Acres in Permanent GRP ensuring long-term grassland conservation1,800' Bear Creek Frontage plus 8,000-gallon well-fed cistern with auto waterers18 Acres of Tillable Ground with Class 2 Haymond silt loam soils, plus build site potentialCattle Barn with Handling Facilities, Hay Storage Barn, Calf Barn, Utility Shed, Office/Hunter's CabinAdditional 7 Wooded Acres Available for a potential homesiteTract #: 1Deeded Acres: 100FSA Farmland Acres: 18Soil Types: Class 2 Haymond silt loam, Crider silt loamSoil PI/NCCPI/CSR2: 85.57 NCCPICRP Acres/payment: N/ATaxes: TBDLease Status: Open Tenancy on Rangeland. 2026 tenancy on 18 Ac tillablePossession: Immediate possession subject to current tenants' rights for 2025Survey needed?: No survey neededBrief Legal: PT SE & PT SW 4-1-4 93.23ac (6.8acCF) (68.51ac Grassland Reserve)PIDs: 88-04-04-000-015.009-008Lat/Lon: 38.4532 / -86.0749Zip Code: 47165

Live and Online at Ranchandfarmauctions Auction Date: 05/22/2025Auction Time: 11:00 AM ET Auction Held At: American Legion Post # 41, 105 W Hugh Veteran Dr, Salem, IN 47167 Entire Farm Description: Turn-Key Rotational Grazing Cattle Farm with Bear Creek Frontage Nestled in the rolling countryside of Washington County, this 100 acre farm is a premier turn-key operation for rotational grazing and cattle production. Thoughtfully designed to support a healthy and productive herd, the property includes 75.02 acres enrolled in a Permanent USDA Grassland Reserve Program (GRP)ensuring these acres remain dedicated to grassland conservation for generations to come. With few restrictions for cattle farmers, this farm balances efficiency, sustainability, and long-term land stewardship. A purpose-built water system features an 8,000-gallon well-fed cistern supplying nine established pastures through an extensive network of waterers, hydrants, and holding tanks. Additionally, 1,800 feet of spring-fed Bear Creek frontage offers a reliable natural water sourcea valuable backup should the well ever struggle to meet demand. The farm is well-equipped with a cattle barn and handling facilities, including a head chute with a digital scale, allowing for seamless livestock management. Dedicated hay storage accommodates 200 4x6 round bales, ensuring ample capacity for forage harvested from the nearly 13 acres of productive hay ground enrolled in the GRP. Beyond grazing, the property features 18 acres of bottomland tillable ground with productive Class 2 Haymond silt loam soils. These acres, not included in the GRP easement, provide excellent versatilitywhether continuing in row crop production, converting to hay, or developing into a prime homestead overlooking Bear Creek bottom. For those seeking a build site closer to the front of the property, the sellers are open to selling an additional 7 wooded acres separately, offering an ideal setting for a future residence. With a desirable location, exceptional water resources and well-maintained infrastructure, this property presents a rare opportunity for cattle producers, hay operations or those looking to establish a picturesque rural homestead. There will be shared water rights for the sellers continued use that must be agreed upon. The buyer cannot remove the property from its GRP designation. Open tenancy on GRP lands. 2026 tenancy on the 18 acres of tillable ground. Sellers to provide Buyer access to the Spring located off the western boundary of the Meadow Pasture Seller to provide Buyer access to water lines located on seller's property. Buyer to allow seller access to 2 hydrants connected to above lines. Approximately 5.5 Ac will be removed from Classified forest designation at the seller's cost. Tract #: 1 Deeded Acres: 100 FSA Farmland Acres: 18 Soil Types: Class 2 Haymond silt loam, Crider silt loam Soil PI/NCCPI/CSR2: 85.57 NCCPI CRP Acres/payment: N/A Taxes: TBD Lease Status: Open Tenancy on Rangeland. 2026 tenancy on 18 Ac tillable Possession: Immediate possession subject to current tenants' rights for 2025 Survey needed?: No survey needed Brief Legal: PT SE & PT SW 4-1-4 93.23ac (6.8acCF) (68.51ac Grassland Reserve) PIDs: 88-04-04-000-015.009-008 Lat/Lon: 38.4532 / -86.0749 Zip Code: 47165

Tract 3 is 10 acres located off of 56 & North Mount Road just 10 minutes east of 65. Here you will find not only this tract of ground but 3 additional available properties as well. This wooded property offers water, electric & fiber at the road & would make a great place for your new home. Scottsburg itself is home to Hardy Lake State Park along with many other parks, caves & lakes. Columbus, Seymour, Bedford, Sellersburg, Madison, Bloomington & Louisville are each less than 40 minutes away! Owner financing available, survey to be provided by seller.

(Tract 2) Made for a large or growing family, this property possesses the traits that bring the outdoors close to home. Set off the state road, accessed by a record-short easement; this spectacular farm is set to please. The home is quality crafted with classic white metal siding, black trim, and a roof. Nestled on the edge of the woods with a pond and hillside view from the front porch swing makes time stand still. The main floor shows the beauty of the hardwood floors with a massive open living space. The home has 7 bedrooms and lays out well, boasting 4450 sq ft. It is built on a slab but does have a step-down cool food storage area off the large pantry. Multiple sources of heat keep it comfortable with no problem. A large outdoor ice house can keep items cold all year. The property has 3-yard hydrants connected to county water, but the home operates off a cistern; the county water could be easily connected to the home if one so wishes. The house has no electricity, but it is on the property out front and could also be utilizedmultiple outbuildings and barns for equipment and farming operations. The large barn was moved to the property and has old-world construction, strong as an ox. Its bottom or downstairs has stalls and houses pigs, cows, and horses, while above is a more than generous area to store hay all winter. Shop and storage space is plentiful through out all buildings. A nice garden area on the side of the lawn and a grapevine trellis for fresh vegetables and fruit makes growing for self-sufficiency while living off the land. In fenced-in paddocks for farms, animals make up a portion of the land while the forest balances out the rest. A honey hole hunting spot lies behind the house. Don't be fooled. This property has produced some very nice bucks in the area as well.

The true rare find in Southern Indiana is a heritage farm that has been in the same family for over 100 years. This stunning piece of property is passed down in time, ready to hit the market and find its next generational owner. This farm has a home that is approx1700 sq. ft. with 3 bedrooms and 1 bath and is in very good condition. Recent updates within the last 6 months include new flooring and a top-of-the-line HVAC system. A huge pole barn measuring 42' x 70' x 12' supplies plenty of room for farm equipment and shop space. Starting out with road frontage this property has right at +/- 3/4 of a mile providing tons of access to most any desired location on the property. The tillable soil currently in production is around +/-75 acres, made up mostly of Crider and Bedford loam soil types.The seller has taken all the necessary steps over the last 30 years to ensure the mature-class timber can reach its maximum value. The timber is in a classified forest, with the state forester overseeing the management and advising on the appropriate timber stand improvements that have been made. There is currently marketable timber that could be cut if desired, or one can continue to let the timber gain size to maximize profit in the future. Probably known to most in the area is the extraordinary hunting opportunities this farm has to offer. Location is everything, and this tract of land is dead in the heart of some of Washington Co and Southern Indiana's best hunting. Set up to hunt, the rim of the tillable has multiple stand locations, with finger ridges running into the timber and then rolling down into a breathtaking creek bottom where you will find seasonal water, cover, and acorns from the oaks. The deer roam these hills and valleys, feeding into the tillable while crossing to different areas of the farm. Let's not forget turkeys; this is a top area, and it is not uncommon to see over 20 any given evening in the greenback corners of the farm feeding. For anyone interested in geology or collecting rocks, the property holds plenty of geodes of all sizes. More outdoor recreation just around the corner is Cave River Valley with walking trials and guided cave exploration at certain times of the year. Salem would be the nearest town with local shopping and all amenities. If you have been searching for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity at a farm of this magnitude for personal, investment, or immediate ROI, here is the chance.Agent Remarks: Tenant farmer in place for 2025. There is a hunting lease on the property through the end of 2025.

This privately set acreage offers a quiet and laid-back place to relax. Recently roughed-in the driveway along with fresh stone having just been put down make for access along the ridge top to the cabin site. Once there, you will find a newer, unfinished 12 x 40 cabin. The current owner has started the wiring with a breaker box (100 amp service) and wire ran to all the rooms. The bathroom and kitchen are roughed in with a tankless hot water heater installed. A propane gas heater with line in place as well for the heating source. Some interior walls with ceilings have had metal added for a finished look, but at this point, it's still very easy to complete, subject to a new owner's likes and styles. Utilities are running along the property and should be easy to hook up and utilize. The property itself is sloping and runs down to the foot of the hill where some seasonal water flows and a thick shady valley lies. This area provides cover and a cool place for the wildlife to hide in the summer. The area holds many deer and offers great hunting opportunities, with deer regularly seen. A survey has just been completed and corners marked for visual identification of property boundary.

For Sale: 7.8 +/- Acres of Wooded Paradise - E Side S Big Springs Rd, Pekin, IN 47165 Discover your own slice of nature on this stunning 7.8 +/- acres of wooded land, perfect for your dream home or cabin retreat. With mature trees and an abundance of wildlife, including deer and turkey, this property is a nature lover's dream. A passing perk test has already been completed, making it ready for septic installation. The property offers easy access from two roads and is ideally located approximatly 40 minutes from the recreational paradise of Patoka Lake and its amenities, and a short 30+/- minute drive to Louisville, Kentucky. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to own your private wooded getaway. Contact Land Specialist Caleb Low today for the most accurate information at 317-691-0462 .

Tucked away on paved Smith Road near the Washington County and Scott County lines, you'll find this secluded buildable retreat bordering the Clark State Forest, offering over 25,000 public land acres for you to explore! As you arrive at the property, you'll observe the buildable road frontage awaiting excavation for your dream country home, which has utilities nearby. As you venture back to the established trail system, you can't help but notice abundant signs of wildlife and the beautiful understory and hardwood trees flourishing from last year's selective cut timber stand improvement. As you near the south property line, you'll find a potential food plot location or an off-grid camping/cabin site ready for you and your loved ones to start making memories! The towering hardwood white oak trees on the property are working hard to produce acorns and provide an irresistible food source for the surrounding wildlife, offer an existing source of harvestable income or serve as an investment opportunity as they grow in the coming years! Whether you love to hike, camp, hunt or ride; this property offers the potential for it all! You'll be conveniently located near Knobstone Trail and have many public fishing opportunities, so you'll never run out of places to explore! With this shovel-ready parcel's convenient, desirable location and proximity to public land, you get the best bang for your buck!

PRICE REDUCTION! - Looking for a nice property to hunt? Here is the place! As you creep down the gravel road you'll notice that this property has big rolling topography where a trophy class whitetail is likely to roam. While walking the property, you will see that the property has recently had a selective harvest done on the timber and if you are a hunter, youll love the habitat that it will create in the coming years to support all of the different species of animals that roam the Southern Indiana hills. If youd like to see this whitetail destination, contact the listing agent today! Showings are by appointment only, with an advanced notice to pre-approved buyers only. PROPERTY Wooded Rolling topography Accessed via gravel road DISTANCES 1 hr 12 min to downtown Louisville 1 hr 40 min to downtown Indianapolis OTHER Hunting Excellent wildlife habitat in the coming years Camping Hiking

If you have been looking for secluded hunting and recreational land for the family to enjoy multiple activities, this one is worth checking out. This property is full of opportunities. The hunting in the area and on the property produces nice deer year in and out. The terrain is steep in places but will have new logging roads in place for ease of travel and access as the property is currently under a select timber harvest. Note: marked trees are not included in the sale. A few food plot areas have been identified and will be cleared and opened up for planting. There is a power line on the North side boundary line with deer trails crossing in several areas. At the base of this tract, you will find a nice low-flowing creek snaking through the entire property. Morel Mushrooms were abundant this year, with a nice bag being found on the property in a couple of honey holes. There is road frontage with an off-grid cabin or camping site noted for possible overnight stays. Off-roading by dirtbike or UTV would be another great activity on the tract. If that's not enough, you will have walk-in access to the State Forest, offering hundreds of more acres of use.