Hopewell, IN 46788(Allen County)

Tract 2: 100 ac This tract offers productive tillable land. There is approximately 280 feet of road frontage along CR 64. The soils are a mixture of Blount silt loam and Pewamo silty clay with some pockets of Glynwood loam.

Tract 3: 7.5 ac WITH LARGE TWO STORY STUDIO/GARAGE UNIT PLUS A FINISHED, HEATED & COOLED 4500 SQUARE FOOT METAL BUILDING! The Studio/Garage building has 1-2 bedrooms, full kitchen and living room over the garage area. There is also a walk out deck off of the upper level to view the surrounding farm fields and woods. The lower garage area has four car finished and heated garage, plus bump out 2 car finished garage off of the back. The metal building features a completely finished interior with heating and air. There is a first bay, 18 ft.x36 ft. with 10 ft.wx14 ft.h overhead door. There is a 7 foot heat controlled drive thru to second bay which is 36 ft.x40 ft.. There is a 14 ft.hx18 ft.w overhead door. Both bays have a full length 8 ft. balcony for additional storage. There is 220 electric service plus water and bathroom. This tract would make a fantastic home based business location!

Tract 4: 20 ac MOSTLY WOODED WITH POND. This tract offers a fantastic park like setting for possible home site. There is a clearing in the front and also one in the back of the tract. The pond is located towards the back of the tract. There is approximately 705 feet of road frontage. The soils are mostly Blount silt loam. This tract would completely compliment Tract 3 for a 27.5 acre estate and business site!

Tract 5: 60 ac This tract is mostly all tillable land. There is approximately 1,250 feet of road frontage along CR 64. The soils are mostly Glynwood loam with some Pewamo mixed in.

Tract 6: 4 ac This tract is a corner potential building lot. There is approximately 520 feet of road frontage along CR 64 and 335 feet along CR 43.

Tract 7: 26 ac SWING TRACT This tract lies behind Tracts 3 and 4 and can be combined with any of the adjacent tracts. This is a beautiful open tract with some woods as backdrop. Setting in the middle of the section, this is a very private potential building site. The soils are mostly Blount silt loam with a pocket of Pewamo in the middle.

This is a swing tract, meaning that it cannot be bid on separately, and must be bid on only in combination with an adjacent tract that has road access.

Tract 8: 42 ac SWING TRACT This tract lies between multiple tracts and can be added to any of them to complete a combination of mostly tillable land. There is also a very nice wooded piece in the back of this tract. The Davis Ditch crosses the southwest corner of this tract, making for wildlife to traverse through this tract. The soils are a mixture of Blount, Glynwood and Pewamo.

Again, this tract can only be bid on in combination with another tract with road access. It could swing either way to complete Tract 2 or Tract 10.

Tract 9: 29.5 ac SWING TRACT This tract lies in the middle of 5 tracts. It could complete any of several combinations. It is mostly tillable with some wetlands along the northeast corner. The soils are mostly Blount silt loam. An open drain is the east border of this tract.

Again, this tract can only be bid on in combination with another tract with road access. It could swing either way to complete Tract 5 or Tract 11.

Tract 10: 45 ac This tract is mostly tillable with the access off of CR 43. There is a culvert to cross the open ditch. This is the southern most part of the farm with the Davis ditch as part of the south border. The soils are mostly Blount silt loam with areas of Pewamo and Glynwood loams.

Tract 11: 22 ac This tract has approximately 600 feet of road frontage along CR 43. It has a higher elevation and slopes down to the open drain. This could be potential for future home sites! The soils are Blount and Pewamo loams.

Tract 12: 2.5 ac HOME, BUILDINGS, 2.5+/- ACRES, This is an old homestead with two story home, small pole building, beam barn, and four car detached garage. Access is off of CR 43.

Tract 13: 39 ac This tract is across the CR 64 from the other tracts. This is a level mostly tillable parcel with a small area of wetlands on the southeast corner. There is also a small wooded piece on the back. Mostly Blount soils with areas of Pewamo. There is approximately1,115 feet of road frontage along CR 64.

Tract 14: 40.5 ac This tract is located along CR 39. There is approximately 525 feet of road frontage along CR 39. It is mostly tillable with a wetland patch near the center. It will run back to the drip edge of the trees on Tract 15. The soils are mostly Blount silt loam with a mixture of Glynwood and Pewamo in the lower areas.

Tract 15: 35 ac ALL WOODED! This tract features a stand of mixed hardwoods including some maturing walnuts and oaks. There is also a new stand of timber that was planted several years ago. This offers a tremendous private hunting woods. The access is a 170 foot lane along the property line to the north.

Tract 16: 12 ac This tract is located along CR 60, just east of CR 35. It is mostly tillable and has a natural rise in elevation for possible walk-out building site. There is approxiamately 405 feet of road frontage along CR 60. The soils are mostly Glynwood silt loam and with Morley silt clay at the higher elevation and a few acres of Houhton muck in the back.

Tract 17: 12 ac This tract also is mostly tillable and has a rise in elevation to a point for a possible building site. There is approximately 575 feet of road frontage along CR 60. The soils are a combination of Glynwood and Pewamo with some Houghton muck.

Tract 18: 9 ac This tract will be purchased with access subject to Buyer installing a culvert for access across the South Branch drain. The Seller is currently awaiting the culvert size to be approved for installation. There will be a 160 ft. owned access off of CR 60. This tract has in past been a very productive tillable piece. It has mostly Houghton muck and Pewamo soils. It also offers a small private hunting property.