Scott County - Country Acreage With Historic Home And Barn
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Summary
Property
- Type
- Residential Land
- Road Frontage
- County Road
- Road Surface
- Pavement
- Fencing
- Low Fence
- Outbuildings
- Barn
Land Details
- Pond
Approximate Distances
| 9 mi | to Scottsburg |
| 16 mi | to Madison |
| 37 mi | to Clarksville |
Utilities
| Electric: | Onsite |
| Propane: | Onsite |
| Internet: | Onsite |
| Water: | Onsite |
Housing
Home
4BD / 2BA / 1HB 3068± sqft Built in 1839Home
1BD / 1BA / 0HB 516± sqft Built in 1920
Features/Improvements
- Small Game
- Big Game
- Upland Game
- Predators
- Waterfowl
- Fish
- Creek/Spring
Description
Located in eastern Scott County just south of the town of Blocher, this historic property offers a blend of rural setting, functional improvements, and a connection to the area’s agricultural past. Situated along a quiet paved county road at 128 Reid Rd in Lexington, Indiana, the property provides convenient access while maintaining a private, country atmosphere.
The primary residence, built in 1839, has remained in the same family for over 150 years. The home spans approximately 3,068 square feet and features at least 4 bedrooms, an office, and 2.5 bathrooms. Interior characteristics include large rooms, original hardwood flooring, transom windows above doorways, and multiple fireplaces. A root cellar remains in place, offering additional storage and a glimpse into historic preservation practices.
Surrounding the home is an expansive yard with established landscaping, including daffodils and lilies that provide seasonal color. The open lawn area offers usable green space for a variety of outdoor activities. A nearby creek adds a natural element to the setting, with the sound of running water contributing to the overall environment.
The property includes several additional improvements that support both residential and recreational use. A historic livestock and hay barn, constructed in 1902 and measuring approximately 2000 square feet, provides storage for equipment, tools, or other uses. Its structure reflects traditional farming architecture and offers potential for continued agricultural or hobby use.
A secondary residence, built in 1920, consists of approximately 580 square feet and includes one bedroom and one bathroom. This structure may serve as a guest house, studio, workshop, or additional living space, depending on the next owner's needs.
A half-acre pond is located on the property and includes an older dock and an established aeration system. The pond supports fishing and general recreation, adding to the property’s usability. The surrounding land features a mix of open areas and natural elements that contribute to both function and enjoyment.
From a location standpoint, the property is positioned approximately 9 miles from Scottsburg and Interstate 65, providing access to regional travel routes. Clarksville is located about 37 miles south, offering additional shopping, employment, and service options. The setting allows for rural living while remaining within a reasonable distance of nearby towns.
This property offers the opportunity to own a piece of Scott County history, with multiple structures, usable acreage, and a variety of potential uses. Whether used as a primary residence, recreational retreat, or small-scale agricultural property, it offers flexibility supported by existing improvements and infrastructure.
Details
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Approximately 9 miles to Scottsburg and I-65 Approximately 37 miles to Clarksville
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Historic home with original 1839 build date 3,068 sq ft with 4+ bedrooms, office, and 2.5 bathrooms
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1,750 sq ft livestock and hay barn built in 1902
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580 sq ft 1 bed, 1 bath guest home built in 1920
Area Info
Other
Coordinates
38.70065, -85.64095
Annual Taxes
$2,256
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