7521 N County Road 1150, West Baden Springs, IN 47469-9310

About this home

Tract 3 - Tucked away at the end of a quiet hollow in the NW Township of Orange County, this unique secluded cabin offers a rare opportunity to own a secluded retreat directly adjoining thousands of acres of Hoosier National Forest. Properties with this level of privacy, natural beauty, and public land access are increasingly difficult to find, making this an exceptional opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, weekend adventurers, and those seeking an off-grid lifestyle. Accessed from N County Road 1150 W, the journey to the property winds through some of the most scenic terrain in southern Indiana. The surrounding landscape is characterized by rugged ridges, dramatic rock formations, seasonal waterfalls, mature hardwood timber, and beautiful creek drainages that showcase the area's natural beauty throughout the year. The setting provides a true escape from the demands of everyday life while still offering county road frontage and access to electric service. A defining feature of the property is the creek that traverses the landscape and flows year-round, typically maintaining flow for approximately 10 months. The soothing sounds of flowing water and the mature timber canopy create an atmosphere that is increasingly difficult to find in today's market. Near the creek, a charming unfinished cabin sits in a picturesque setting. Constructed on short pier foundations, the cabin offers an excellent starting point for creating a weekend getaway, hunting camp, artist retreat, or recreational base camp. The seller has indicated that a substantial amount of the materials needed to complete the exterior of the cabin may be included, providing future owners with a head start toward finishing the project. The interior remains unfinished, allowing a buyer to customize the space according to their own vision and needs. Future development plans would likely include installing a cistern system and a septic holding tank to support modern living accommodations. One of the property's greatest assets is its direct adjacency to thousands of acres of Hoosier National Forest. This immediate access opens the door to endless outdoor recreation opportunities, including hunting, hiking, wildlife observation, camping, foraging, horseback riding, and exploring miles of public land. Southern Indiana is known for healthy populations of whitetail deer, wild turkey, and numerous non-game wildlife species, making this area highly desirable for sportsmen and nature enthusiasts alike.