at 8043 At 8043 Alamo Rd, Tell City, IN 47586

Property Description

Located along paved Alamo Rd in Perry County, Indiana, this +/-26.4-acre property offers a diverse mix of terrain, timber, and water, and is ready for its new owner. An established trail system winds through the property, with a gravel base, recently mowed and ready for showings. The trail leads up to an approximately quarter-acre pond at the property's peak, a natural draw for wildlife and a scenic centerpiece of the tract. See the included trail camera photos as proof of the wildlife that visits the land! Along the road frontage, an approximately quarter-acre pasture has been fenced and is ready for livestock, providing the property with a functional use beyond hunting and recreation. The property also carries a stand of oak timber that's already dropping acorns, providing an excellent natural food source that draws deer and other wildlife throughout the fall while adding future investment value for the new owner. An old barn on the property offers covered storage, and a surveyed easement runs along part of the neighbor's driveway, providing a second point of access onto the trail system. The pond itself shows heavy deer traffic with tracks along the water's edge, while the topography creates several ideal stand locations. The area around the pond is also a strong candidate for an off-grid campsite or cabin site, hosting the best views the parcel has to offer. The property's diverse terrain and timber attract a range of wildlife, including whitetail deer, turkeys, and squirrels, giving hunters and outdoor enthusiasts plenty to enjoy year-round. Location adds even more value here. The property sits close to the Hoosier National Forest, which offers thousands of acres of additional public hunting and recreational land, giving the new owner access within minutes to areas well beyond the property's boundaries. Whether the plan is a hunting retreat, an off-grid getaway, or a property that combines recreation with usable pasture ground, this +/-26.4 acre Perry County tract is ready for its new owner.