Located in the Buffalo Bottoms region of Washington County, Indiana, this 3-bedroom, 1-bath cabin-style home offers a mix of history, utility, and recreational opportunity. The home was constructed in 1989 to resemble the pioneer cabin that once occupied the same site, combining a traditional aesthetic with modern amenities. The 1,248 sq ft residence has a southern exposure, overlooking a wide valley. Its location provides open views of sunrises, seasonal weather, and the surrounding wildlife habitat. A large window wall in the home brings the outdoors inside, allowing residents to enjoy the changing scenery throughout the year. A central stone fireplace anchors the interior, providing a supplemental heat source during colder months. An electric furnace and central air conditioning provide additional comfort. A private well and septic system serves the property and benefits from Jackson REMC fiber internet service, ensuring reliable connectivity. The property includes a 2,100 sq ft pole barn with spray foam insulation and conditioning. Much of the interior has been finished with barn wood siding and tin ceiling accents. This building offers flexible space that could be adapted for use as a workshop, storage, hunters' lodge, recreational gathering space, or potential short-term rental. Its scale and finish provide both utility and character, complementing the cabin residence.Situated in a rural area, this property balances seclusion with accessibility. It is located approximately 14 miles northwest of Salem, 25 miles northeast of Paoli, and 31 miles southeast of Bedford. Larger urban amenities can be found in Bloomington, located about 50 miles to the northwest, and Louisville, Kentucky, approximately 50 miles to the southeast. The proximity to these towns and cities makes the location accessible while retaining the quiet setting of Washington County. The terrain in the Buffalo Bottoms area is known for its wooded ridges, valleys, and creek systems, offering opportunities for outdoor recreation such as hunting, wildlife observation, and hiking. The acreage around the home provides a setting consistent with these uses and potential for future improvements or expansions. This Washington County property combines a cabin-style residence, modern utilities, flexible outbuilding space, and natural surroundings. Its location and features make it suitable for various recreational and residential uses, offering a property that blends practicality and tradition in a rural Indiana setting.
