Here is a unique and interesting land purchase opportunity with unknown and uncovered potential. Situated at the intersection of State Road 49 and Stone Creek subdivision in Valparaiso, IN, this property consists of some low, bottom ground and wetlands with a few spots of higher elevations. It was originally farmed when the subdivision was being developed and was left untouched once the houses were built. Unplanted for many years, natural succession has taken over and the property is overgrown with grasses, brush, thickets, and some larger and smaller trees developing. The owner had explored using it for a park, pond, farming/hay production, pasture, a recreational site or even for conservation, wetlands mitigation or an additional building site. However, none of the plans were ever finalized or came to fruition. The seller is now at the point in his life where he is looking to pass the potential or future opportunities for the property to a new owner. Being in a very desirable area of mixed-use land from farming, recreational land, conservation areas, residential homes to commercial development, there may be some possible uses for the property that have not been explored. Since it is in an urban Deer zone, and there are definitely signs of deer using the property, hunting may be one of the many potential uses. Additionally, the property is being offered for sale much less just about any other vacant land in the area, it is a small investment that might pay a great return for the right buyer. Contact Whitetail Properties Land Specialist Rob Styka to schedule a showing or to get additional information about this unique and interesting.