1662 County Road 19, Waterloo, IN 46793 - DeKalb County

Tract 1: 14 ac of mostly recreational land and a 1.5+/- acre pond. There is a 2+/- acre clear pasture area in the Northeast corner along county road 19. This tract has significant rolling and undulating topography. Many deer have been spotted on this tract around the pond. Good road frontage and access along CR 19.

Tract 2: 14.5 ac SWING TRACT: with tillable and wooded recreational land. This tract may only be purchased by an adjacent landowner or in combination with tracts 1 and/or 3. This tract has two tillable fields surrounded by woods and recreational land. Both tillable fields are approximately 3+/- acres. Tillable soil types include Strawn loam and clay loam, and Boyer sandy loam. This tract has significant rolling and undulating topography. Many deer tracks were spotted on this tract, especially along the East edge of the South field, just West of the pond.

Tract 3: 17 ac of tillable and recreational land. There is a tillable field in the middle of the tract with approximately 7+/- acres. Tillable soil types include Boyer sandy loam and Wallkill sandy loam. There is woods and recreational ground along CR 19 and woods to the back (West side) of the tract. This tract has significant rolling and undulating topography. On the west side of the tract, starting at the woods there is an approximate 50 ft. drop-off from the edge of the woods down to the edge of tract 6. Deer were spotted walking in the woods on this hillside. This tract has good road frontage and access along CR 19.

Tract 4: 11 ac including original 2 story farmhouse and outbuildings. The land has approximately 5.5+/- tillable acres. Tillable soil types include Boyer sandy loam and Strawn clay loam. There are recreational woods along the Western and Southern portion of the tract. This tract has significant rolling and undulating topography. The hillside on tract 3 extends along the back side of this tract. Deer were spotted walking in the woods on this hillside. Many deer tracks were seen in the tillable area and around the back barn. The home features approximately 1,360 square feet, 4 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, family room, dining room, and kitchen. There is a partial basement and crawlspace. The home has propane gas radiant heat, well, septic system, vinyl siding, and asphalt shingle roof. There is a 24x29 detached garage built in 2002. There is a 25x48 pole barn with concrete floor, electrical, electric overhead door, and metal roof/siding. There is a 36x50 original bank barn with metal roof and siding, very solid barn with original native timber, beams, and river rock foundation. Attached to the bank barn is a 36x48 pole barn with concrete floor, electrical, 2 sliding doors, and metal roof/siding. Several smaller sheds and buildings.

Tract 5: 6.5 ac of mostly tillable land on the corner of CR 19 and 16. Tillable soil types include Strawn loam and Strawn clay loam. This tract has significant rolling and undulating topography. Many deer tracks were seen on this tract along the Northern property line.

Tract 6: 21.5 ac of tillable and recreational land. There is approximately 17+/- acres of tillable land. Tillable soil types include Rensselaer loam, Wallkill silt loam, Strawn loam, Strawn clay loam, and Houghton muck. There is a ditch running through the property starting at CR 16 and running North. Some recreational land on the east side of the ditch. West side of the ditch is mostly level topography, and the East side of the ditch has a mixture of level, rolling, and undulating topography. Many deer tracks were seen on the East side of the ditch. This tract has good road frontage and access along CR 16. There is an area just East of the ditch along CR 16 that is mostly level for access to the East side of the ditch.