Home On Acreage Near Deputy Indiana, Only 20 Minutes From Madison And Scott

Located between SR 250 and Deputy Pike at 933 W in Jefferson County, Indiana, this property combines a 1,152-square-foot home with 6.1 acres of mixed woodland and established plantings, according to county GIS records. Near the small community of Deputy, the setting offers usable acreage suited to everyday living and outdoor recreation. The home includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms, plus a covered front porch and a covered back patio for outdoor living. Adjacent to the home, a carport built from logs harvested on the property provides covered parking. It is surrounded by a seven-year-old mature Concord grape vineyard that also helps shade the carport's asphalt surface from direct sun. A 1,000-square-foot pole barn adds utility, is wired for electric service, and includes a small loft area for additional storage beyond what the home provides. The yard also includes an established planting area with peach, apple, and pear trees, along with tomato plants and blueberry bushes, adding homegrown food production potential to the property. Most of the 6.1 acres are wooded, with mature timber, including large oak and poplar trees. This tree cover, combined with the property's acreage, supports small-game hunting as well as deer and turkey hunting, adding recreational value alongside its residential use. Jefferson County lies along the Ohio River in southeastern Indiana, known for its wooded ridges, farmland, and river-bottom terrain. The property sits approximately 20 minutes from Madison, the county seat, and 15 minutes from Hanover, home to Hanover College. Scottsburg is approximately 25 minutes away, and downtown Louisville, Kentucky, is about an hour out, putting a larger metro area within reach while keeping the setting rural. This property brings together a livable home, functional outbuildings, established fruit and grape plantings, and wooded acreage suited to hunting, situated between SR 250 and Deputy Pike within a reasonable drive of Madison, Hanover, Scottsburg, and Louisville.