4201 State Road 135, Freetown

This is a +/-12.4 acre property in Jackson County, Indiana, offering a mix of open pasture, timber, and a pond. The tract fronts approximately 330 feet on the state highway, with water, electric, and fiber optic available along the road. Roughly 6 acres of the property is open pasture that has been kept mowed, with existing fencing that could be reused for livestock. A small pond sits on the property, and approximately 4 acres of wooded ground lies at the back of the tract, adding cover and diversity to the property. This area of Jackson County is known for deer and turkey hunting, along with small game including mourning doves, squirrels, and rabbits, making Tract 3 a solid option for nature lovers who also wants open pasture ground. The tract is buildable, with no known restrictions or covenants, and lies within the Brownstown Central Community School Corporation. Tract 3 pairs naturally with Tract 2 for a home site paired with pasture ground; together the two tracts total a little over 14 acres. All three tracts can also be purchased together for +/-28.94 acres total, combining a home, barns, pasture, pond, and timber in one Jackson County offering. Location is convenient to several area towns. Freetown and Brownstown are a short drive away, and Seymour and Columbus are both within easy reach for shopping, dining, and other day-to-day needs.