Located just northwest of Butlerville in Jennings County, Indiana, this +/- 40-acre property is a clean, square forty with approximately 2,700 feet of combined road frontage along East County Road 550 North and North County Road 250 East. The corner location provides multiple access points and a wide range of options for a future homesite, driveway, or cabin location. The square shape keeps boundaries simple and makes the land easy to lay out. The land is covered in a natural mix of young forest growth and mature timber, giving the property a variety of cover types in a compact footprint. Tillable fields border the tract on three sides, creating the kind of timber-to-crop edge that holds wildlife throughout the year. Deer and turkey are plentiful here, and squirrels and a wide variety of songbirds round out the wildlife on the property. With crop fields on three sides and woods at its core, this is a strong setup for bowhunting, turkey hunting, and small game pursuits, with plenty of room for stand sites and food plots. Electric is already available at the road for future building plans. The property has no floodplain and no designated wetland, and it is considered buildable, making it a practical choice for a country home, weekend retreat, or hunting cabin surrounded by open farm country. Historically, the property was operated as a mink farm many years ago. The location offers a rural setting with convenient access to nearby towns. North Vernon is about 6 miles away (roughly 12 minutes to downtown), Westport is about 15 minutes, and both Columbus and Seymour are approximately 30 minutes away. Greensburg is about 23 miles, Versailles about 26 miles, Indianapolis about 68 miles, and Louisville about 71 miles. The property is located within the Jennings County School Corporation. For additional outdoor recreation, nearby public options include Crosley Fish and Wildlife Area south of North Vernon and Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge near Seymour.