Land values are on the rise, making small-acreage hunting and recreational properties an excellent way to enter land ownership without breaking the bank. These smaller hunting tracts offer owners a perfect spot to enjoy the outdoors with family and take in all the benefits it brings. This particular property is located in southeast Indiana, just north of the Markland Dam. Hunters favor this area for its dense population of whitetail deer and the legendary tales of trophy bucks in Switzerland County. Like much of the county, the land is hilly and thick with vegetation. Whitetail deer and wild turkey are the primary big game, but you'll also find squirrel, coyote, fox, raccoon, and occasionally quail. The area is rich in historical significance, with many locals discovering arrowheads and other artifacts from early settlers and Native American tribes, as the Ohio River was a vital water source for these groups in the early 1800s. Switzerland County and the town of Vevay are known for their wine festivals and summer events, with Vevay even earning the title of "Best Small Midwest Town" by USA Today in recent years. The property is just 15 minutes from Vevay, making it convenient for lunch or picking up supplies. The Belterra Casino, located only 5 minutes away, offers dining and entertainment options, as well as lodging for visitors. With its close proximity to Kentucky and Ohio, this property presents a great opportunity for non-residents to hunt in Indiana each year, or simply enjoy as a prime camping spot. Please note that showings are by appointment only for pre-qualified buyers, and we ask that you refrain from entering neighboring properties.
