Situated in the scenic hills of southern Harrison County, this 23.5+/- acre property along Squire Boone Road near Mauckport offers a rare combination of seclusion, comfort, and historic character. Just minutes from Brandenburg, Kentucky, and Corydon, Indiana, the location blends rural privacy with convenient access to nearby communities and the Ohio River corridor.

The property features approximately 750 feet of paved county road frontage and consists of three fenced acres of pasture with the balance in rolling hardwood timber. The 3,000-square-foot A-frame home, positioned nearly 700 feet from the road, is surrounded by a park-like setting of mature oaks, hickories, and poplars. Designed to draw the outdoors in, the home features expansive walls of windows along the southern exposure, filling the interior with natural light and offering serene views of the surrounding landscape.

The main level offers an open-concept kitchen, dining, and living area centered around a beautiful stone fireplace and a wall of windows overlooking the spacious backyard. A den or office area leads to the primary bedroom with an ensuite bath and private patio access. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms each feature balcony access, and a full five-piece bath serves both rooms. A ladder leads to the “Eagle’s Nest,” a unique loft bedroom with a balcony that provides a memorable space for guests or children.

The home's recent updates, which occurred within the last three years, include new siding, roof, AC/heat pump, and water heater. The partial basement provides dry storage, utility access, and space for mechanicals.

Outdoor living is equally inviting, with a large patio with areas for a hot tub, fire pit, grilling, and outdoor seating. A matching garden shed adds charm and utility for tool storage. The circular drive provides two access points, leading to both the main residence and the detached garage and barn area.

The insulated 36-by-20-foot garage/shop includes electric and water service and is currently used for a home-based business. A nearby Amish-built livestock barn offers additional functionality, complete with a chicken coop, hay storage, loft space, and two fenced paddocks. The barn is wired for lighting and equipped with a modern well that can be easily connected by wiring the pump.

Beyond the open areas, the remainder of the property is heavily wooded with mature hardwoods, including impressive black walnut and white oak specimens. A well-maintained trail system extends throughout the acreage, offering quiet recreation, hunting, or woodland management access. The trails lead to two tower blinds located near the northern edge, and the resident deer and turkey population can often be seen near the home’s backyard.

The combination of scenic beauty, functional infrastructure, and thoughtful upkeep makes this property stand out. It provides the rare experience of historic rural living in a peaceful natural setting, with the conveniences of Brandenburg only about 10 minutes away, Corydon roughly 20 minutes, and Louisville approximately a 45-minute commute.

Agent Remarks: This listing is for real property only. The seller is open to selling the home turn-key or partially furnished, to be negotiated outside of the real estate transaction.