Nestled in the peaceful countryside of West Terre Haute, Indiana, this stunning 61-acre property offers natural beauty, income potential, and historic charm. Owned by the same family for over 180 years, it presents a rare opportunity for agriculture, recreation, and long-term investment.

The land features just over 29 acres of dry, tile-drained tillable farmland and nearly 32 acres of woodland teeming with wildlife, including wild turkey and native birds. The property currently has a cash lease generating $9,925 annually, with reliable tenants planting corn and soybeans who are interested in continuing.

Wolf Creek meanders through the property, with a wide, sandy-bottom section perfect for wading and swimming. A ½-acre stocked pond offers excellent fishing with largemouth bass, bluegill, and rock bass. The northern boundary is secured by a 3-year-old, four-string high-tensile fence with pressure-treated posts. A metal gate marks the entrance, with posts in place for an additional gate near the tillable land.

The woodland is a serene retreat for hunters, nature lovers, or anyone seeking tranquility. In addition to farming and recreation, the property has attracted strong interest from solar energy companies for leasing—adding another layer of future potential. Mineral rights are also available.

Whether you're looking to continue farming, build a private estate, establish a nature preserve, or explore renewable energy opportunities, this land offers endless possibilities. Don’t miss this rare and versatile offering in beautiful West Terre Haute.