Located just south of the historic resort towns of French Lick and West Baden Springs, this 27.87± acre property offers a mix of residential living, open pasture, and recreational land in a convenient setting. The property sits adjacent to the French Lick Scenic Railway, which operates seasonal excursions including the… Read More well-known Polar Express Train Ride. The residence is a well-maintained 1994 manufactured home with 1,792 sq. ft. of living space, situated on a block foundation. The layout includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms, providing functionality for a residence, rental, or weekend retreat. The living room is highlighted by large windows that provide abundant natural light and offer views of the surrounding landscape and wildlife. Water service is provided by an on-site spring that flows year-round into a cistern. Fiber internet is also conveniently at the home. The property includes a substantial pole barn with a heated workshop, two overhead door bays, and a 12-foot lean-to addition. This outbuilding provides storage for equipment, tools, or recreational gear. The land itself features a diverse layout with multiple spring-fed creeks, Hardwood timber acreage, and approximately 4± acres of open pasture currently established in fescue. The open ground could support small-scale livestock, hobby farming, or other agricultural pursuits. Nearly a half-mile of Spring-Fed Creeks creates a scenic backdrop and opportunities for exploring, camping, and nature observation. Read Less
Courtesy of Whitetail Properties Real Esta 217-285-9000
Listing Snapshot
Days Online
271
Property Type
Residential
Beds
3
Full Baths
2
Square Ft.
1,792
Lot Size
27.87 Acres
Year Built
1994
MLS Number
2025010576
Additional Details
Building
Built in 1994, Toal building area: 1792
Cooling
CentralAir
Fireplaces
1 total fireplace
Heating
ForcedAir
Lot
27.87 acres, 1,214,017 sqft
Sewer
SepticTank
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