4332 State Road 135, Freetown

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.