8891 E 390 S

Property facts

Price

$2,100,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Farm & ranch · Farm

Bedrooms

2

Full baths

1

County

Clay County

Annual taxes (2024)

$3,031

MLS #

11863257

Features

Description

Located at 8891 E 390 S, Carbon, IN 47837, this exceptional 211± acre property offers the perfect combination of income-producing farmland, mature timber, creek frontage, and premier outdoor recreation. Featuring approximately 90 acres of productive tillable ground and 121 acres of mature timber, this farm is an outstanding opportunity for investors, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Adding to the property's value is an mature farmhouse with several outbuildings that is currently tenant-occupied, providing consistent monthly rental income while offering future owners additional flexibility. Whether you choose to continue leasing the home, renovate it, or use it as a hunting camp or weekend retreat, the improvements provide immediate value beyond the land itself. The property boasts over 1,600 feet of Big Raccoon Creek frontage, creating an exceptional natural water source and wildlife corridor. The combination of mature hardwoods, productive tillable acreage, creek frontage, and ideal habitat supports outstanding populations of whitetail deer, wild turkey, pheasant, squirrels, and other native wildlife. Spring brings excellent morel mushroom hunting, making this property a true four-season recreational destination. Conveniently located just minutes from Raccoon Lake, you'll enjoy quick access to boating, fishing, camping, hiking, and countless outdoor activities while still experiencing the peace and privacy of rural western Indiana. Whether you're looking for a premier hunting property, an income-producing land investment, a recreational getaway, or a place to build your dream home, this versatile property offers endless possibilities.

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