6150 N Meridian Road, Lake Village, IN 46349 - Newton County

If you are in the market for some mixed-use land for building now or in the future, this could be the property for you. It has about 22 acres of income-producing farm ground, and the rest is blocks and fingers of timber with several potential building sites. It previously had a farmhouse on it, and a serviceable garage and a small old barn remain. Having formerly been a homestead, getting utilities or a building permit should not be a big deal with the county. The property could make a great smaller working farm, and the possibilities and potential uses for the property are endless. These include building your new home and possible additional building sites with great access and road frontage, farm income, hunting, recreation, crop, hay or other agricultural production, conservation programs, or even solar energy production. As far as the hunting and wildlife and nature, the property has plenty. Having a mix of tillable farm ground/pasture and timber with brush, tickets, and areas of food sources and great habitat, you can see by all the trails, tracks, and other signs. Deer and Turkey just love the property. The current does not hunt, but guests have had great hunting success in the past. Even if you don’t hunt, you may just enjoy the peace and quiet the location offers and watching loads of deer and turkey feeding out in the fields regularly. There is a split and smaller land purchase option available, so contact the Whitetail Properties Land Specialist to schedule a visit and discuss which option might be best for you.

Property Features:

- A great location for a full-time home or rural retreat with loads of nature and wildlife in your backyard.

- Plenty of wildlife on the property with minimal hunting pressure and lots of sign of a good deer population.

- Can be used as a working farm with income from rental of the ground or a variety of other possible uses and investment.

- Conveniently located just south of Lake Village, Indiana and 2 miles east of Highway 41 and 6 miles west of I-65.