Building Lot With Mature Oaks And Fruit Trees Along White Creek

This is one of two lots available along State Road 258, with this being the larger of the two. A new survey has been completed, showing approximately 300 feet of state road frontage for this lot. The land is covered with mature timber, including several large Oak trees that produce an abundance of acorns, as well as numerous pawpaw trees of various sizes. Both deer and humans enjoy the delicious Indiana fruit, which has an amazing scent when ripe. The eastern boundary is White Creek, which includes some floodplains, but there is still plenty of space for hunting, building or camping. Deer and turkey are frequently spotted on the property, with signs of activity and bedding throughout. Located just west of Seymour, this lot offers easy access to Bedford, Nashville, Columbus and Scottsburg. The state road frontage makes traveling to nearby towns and cities convenient. The property spans over 550 feet from State Road 258, providing ample space for hiking, playing in the water and picking fruit. Duke Energy maintains a power line easement along the western edge. This area, filled with tall grass, attracts butterflies, rabbits and songbirds. While Duke mows or bushhogs every few years, wildlife thrives in the lush vegetation between maintenance cycles. The neighboring 4.638-acre lot to the west is also available for purchase. The two lots would offer approximately 10.792 acres and over 1,000 feet of road frontage. Situated just 7 minutes from the outskirts of Seymour, this property provides a peaceful retreat from the city with a short commute. Grocery stores and restaurants are within a 15-minute drive to the east, while public hunting and hiking opportunities are a short drive to the west. Showings are by appointment only for pre-qualified buyers. Property Features: - East border is White Creek that has flowing water - Approx. 300 feet +- road frontage - Mature timber and Oak trees - Dozens of paw paw tress with great production - Plenty of space for deer and turkey hunting - Wood ducks and mallards frequent the creek