Set high on a hilltop in southern Jennings County, Indiana, this +/- 32.71-acre tract offers privacy, elevation, and a mix of open ground and woods. From the top of the hill, the property overlooks the surrounding countryside and Coffee Creek below, making it an outstanding place to build a home or cabin. Access will be provided by a 50-foot-wide deeded drive lane running from the road all the way back to the acreage. The property lays out with real depth, stretching more than 700 yards from the road to the northeast corner, so a future home can sit well off the road with a strong sense of seclusion. Approximately 15 acres of usable pasture provide flexibility. The open ground offers plenty of room to build, along with the potential to generate income from the land. The balance of the property is wooded, with mature trees including oaks that add character, shade, and habitat. Tucked into the woods is a small pond with lily pads, a quiet spot that adds to the natural setting. With the space available, there is also potential to enlarge the pond for fishing. The combination of fields, woods, and edge habitat makes this tract well suited for deer and turkey hunting. Open pasture next to wooded cover gives wildlife both feeding areas and security. The size and privacy of the property allow room for stand sites, food plots, and trails without feeling crowded. Utilities are close at hand, with water, electric, and fiber optic internet available at the road. That makes building more practical, and fiber optic service is a valuable feature for remote work and streaming in a rural setting. The property is located within the Jennings County School Corporation. North Vernon is about 20 minutes away, Seymour and Scottsburg are each about 28 minutes, and Madison is roughly 35 minutes. Louisville is just under an hour away, putting city amenities within easy reach while still offering a private hilltop setting.