3140 S 750 E

If you've been searching for an affordable recreational property with the potential to build while enjoying exceptional wildlife habitat, this 14.12+/- acre tract deserves a closer look. Conveniently located just a short drive from Knox and Bass Lake, this property offers a unique opportunity for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, or those looking for a peaceful rural getaway with future possibilities. A potential building location provides the opportunity to create a weekend retreat or future home in a quiet, remote setting surrounded by nature. The majority of the property consists of wetlands featuring thick, brushy cover that creates outstanding bedding and security habitat for whitetail deer while also supporting wild turkeys and a variety of other wildlife. Scattered mature timber adds diversity to the landscape, enhancing both the property's natural beauty and its wildlife value. The combination of dense cover, limited disturbance, and abundant habitat makes this an excellent recreational property with strong hunting potential. Waterfowl hunters will also appreciate the wetland characteristics, which may provide seasonal hunting opportunities depending on water levels and migration patterns. The property's flat terrain and predominately muck soil types are well suited to maintaining quality wetland habitat, making it an attractive option for wildlife management or simply enjoying the outdoors. County road frontage along both the north and west boundaries provides convenient access and flexibility for entering the property while maintaining a private, secluded feel in this remote location. Whether you're pursuing trophy whitetails, spring gobblers, or simply looking for a place to escape the hustle of everyday life, this property offers a variety of recreational opportunities. Whether you're looking for a hunting property, a recreational retreat, a potential building site, or an investment in quality wildlife habitat, this versatile northern Indiana property offers an outstanding opportunity just minutes from Knox and Bass Lake.