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4637 S 700

Owensville, IN, 47665

  • Price $1,150,000
  • Beds2
  • Baths1
  • Sq. Ft.1556
  • MLS #202435574
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    This property is perfect for someone looking to start homesteading. Breathtaking views and serenity on this 100 acre wooded estate with two ponds and room for all your toys in the 2 large pole barns along with kennels to house your dogs in the winter or the farm animals of your choice. Farmhouse was built in 1902 and has been in the same family for over 80 years. It needs a little love or you could build your own. Over 60 acres is tillable farm land with lots of woods. You can hunt deer and turkey or fish for catfish, crappie, bass and blue gill then grow all your own veggies, all without leaving your own property.
    Bedrooms
    2
    Style
    One and Half Story
    Bathrooms
    1
    County
    Gibson County
    Lot Size
    100.0000
    Year Built
    1902
    Water
    Public
    Sewer
    None
    Sq, ft. finished
    1,556sq. ft (approx.)
    Sq, ft. total
    1556sq. ft (approx)
    Garage
    Yes - 4.0 car
    Subdivision
    None
    Cooling
    Central Air,Window
    Heating
    None
    Basement
    Crawl
    Exterior
    Vinyl
    Annual Taxes
    3000.00
    Association Dues
    0.00
    District
    South Gibson School Corp.
    Elementary
    Owensville
    Middle School
    Owensville
    High School
    Gibson Southern
    IDX information provided by the Indiana Regional MLS
    Listing provided courtesy of Kelly Bolhofner of RE/MAX REVOLUTION, 812-664-1434.

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    Listing Data updated: November 21, 2024, 5:00 am
    IDX information provided by the Indiana Regional MLS