124+/- Acres Sprawling Estate: Home, CRP, Timber, & Pond

Fabulous 124+/- acre farm with CRP income producing acres

Fabulous 124 +/- acre farm, with CRP income producing acres, tillable crop ground and an 1860’s remodeled brick home. This beautiful homestead is lush with history and heritage. The brick home was built in 1860 (Civil War Era) with bricks that came from the land it sits on. The north fields are in the income producing CRP Program and lush with pollinators. The middle section of the north field has been left for hay cutting. The timber on the north section has not been harvested in over 25 years. The south fields across the highway are productive creek valley crop fields. The oldest barn on the farm is post and beam, built in 1900 and has hand hewn log beams with wooden pegs. The back of the barn is the old-style bank barn with a lower level for livestock feeding. The farm pond is directly behind the barn for easy livestock access. The old portion of the house was built in 1860 with the bricks being made off the land the house sits on. The family room was added in 1970. The second story has the original hardwood floors. The first floor has been remodeled with new hardwood floors, kitchen, bath and family room. The back of the house has a carport which looks out across a rock and flower garden. This property could be a great place to start a family homestead, create an Air B&B, or have a beautiful Bed and Breakfast. Property is shown by appointment only.

• 124 +/- Total Acres
• CRP Acres
• Timber Acres

• Potential galore: homestead, possible air b & b, potential bed & breakfast business
• Recreational Opportunities

• 2024 Pay 2025 Taxes: $3,968.66
• Legal Description: Neqr & Nw1/4 Seqr 25 3 8 (123.931 Ac) Watershed
• Parcel ID: 72-06-25-100-001.000-005

From Scottsburg, go east on St. Rd. 56 to St. Rd. 3, turn south on St. Rd. 3, Go to St. Rd. 356, turn east, go to Lexington, go through Lexington staying on 356 for 3.5 miles, property will be on the left.