Welcome to the serenity of Dearborn County, where an exceptional opportunity awaits on this sprawling 77.5-acre propertya haven for hunting and recreation enthusiasts. Boasting a thriving Whitetail and turkey population, the landscape is adorned with deer signs, creating an oasis for wildlife.
With approximately 3100 feet of road frontage, this property not only provides easy access but also presents multiple potential building sites, offering versatility for future development. The inclusion of a 400-amp electrical panel, well, and septic further enhances the property's appeal, creating an ideal setup for campers or potential structures.
For the avid hunter, this property is a paradise, featuring strategically placed treestands spread throughout. An electrical easement stretches through parts of the land, providing excellent access and potential opportunities for food plots or bedding...
For the avid hunter, this property is a paradise, featuring strategically placed treestands spread throughout. An electrical easement stretches through parts of the land, providing excellent access and potential opportunities for food plots or bedding areas.
The southern tract of the property borders South Hogan Creek, adding to the natural charm. Here, an approximate 1-acre food plot creates a focal point for wildlife activity. A fantastic trail system on the western side leads to the pinnacle of the property, where another approximate acre food plot and a hunting blind await, providing breathtaking views and strategic hunting opportunities.
This Dearborn County gem is more than just land; it's a canvas for outdoor enthusiasts, a sanctuary for wildlife, and a potential homestead with its utilities and multiple building sites. Whether you're seeking a fantastic hunting retreat or considering the possibilities for future development, this 77.5-acre property offers a blend of natural beauty and functional features that make it a truly exceptional find.
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Research Parcel InformationFrom Dillsboro, the route starts by heading east on North St toward Rullman Dr, covering a distance of approximately 0.7 miles. After that, you will need to make a left turn onto IN-262 W, traveling a short distance of about 0.1 miles. Following this, continue straight onto Station Hollow Rd for approximately 0.9 miles. It's worth noting that Station Hollow Rd will then turn right, and as a result, it will become S Hogan Rd. Please be cautious and aware of any road signs or directions to ensure a smooth transition along the route.