134.53± Acres on N. Mine Road – Income, Hunting, and Opportunity Big piece of Knox County ground with the kind of combination that gets farmers, hunters, cattle folks, and land investors all fired up. This 134.53± acre reclaimed tract on N. Mine Road near Bicknell is mostly tillable, with approximately 75± acres of cropland that has been producing strong crop rent. In 2026, the farm is planted in pumpkins, adding a unique crop to an already income-producing piece of ground. The tillable acreage can help the property pay for itself while you enjoy the recreational side. The crop-field edges, pockets of cover, and transition areas set up real nice for deer hunting —this ground has already produced a 160-class buck. Picture a cool November evening watching the edge of a pumpkin field, waiting for another big Knox County booner buck to step out at last light. The remaining acreage gives you room for wildlife habitat, food plots, stand locations, recreational enjoyment, or a cattle operation. Whether you want to graze livestock, add fencing, keep a few cattle, or continue collecting crop income, this farm offers it all!! This is one of those farms where you can invest, farm, hunt, and enjoy the land all at once. Let the tillable acres write checks, let the field edges grow big bucks, and make this versatile Bicknell tract part of your long-term land portfolio.
This 74.22± acre Knox County farm, sitting between Bicknell and Washington, is one of those rare combinations where you can fish, hunt, farm, relax, and let the land help pay for the fun. The centerpiece is not one, but two beautiful lakes. The larger 7± acre lake is reportedly 30–40 feet deep, while the second 3± acre lake is reportedly 20+ feet deep. Imagine slipping down to the water at sunrise with a cup of coffee, then spending the evening catching bass, crappie, bluegill, and more as the sun drops across your own private water. For hunters, the duck-hunting possibilities are off the charts. Two deep lakes, open water, natural edges, and 74 acres of ground give you the chance to create a real waterfowl destination. Deer hunting potential is also strong, with room to shape food plots, set stands, build cover, and manage the property around the hunt you have always wanted. The neighboring property has produced a 160 Class Already. And then there is the income side: approximately 30± acres of tillable ground that can help generate farm income while you enjoy the lakes, hunting, and outdoor lifestyle. Whether you farm it yourself or lease it to a local operator, those acres give this property the potential to help pay for your hobbies. Picture it: early mornings in a duck blind, afternoons fishing for big bass, a cool November evening watching for a buck near the food plot, and then sitting beside the lake as the last light fades away. This is the kind of property where kids catch their first fish, friends tell bigger stories every year, and the investment is something you can actually enjoy. A farm to invest in land for appreciation, play hard, make memories, and let the tillable acres help keep the hobby fund chocked full. Invest. Play. Cash Checks.
This beautiful 50-acre property in Bicknell, Indiana offers a great combination of productive ground and scenic features. The land is mostly tillable, providing potential income from crop production, and also includes a small pond that adds to the property’s charm and recreational appeal. With plenty of room to build, this tract is an excellent location for a future homesite, hobby farm, or long-term investment. A peaceful rural setting with endless possibilities.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own 42 acres of mostly tillable land in Bicknell, Indiana. Situated on a paved road with electric available, this property offers both accessibility and income potential through crop production. With level to gently rolling topography and multiple potential building sites, it’s perfect for a dream homesite, hobby farm, or long-term investment. Enjoy wide-open views, productive ground, and the flexibility to build now or hold for future development.
Plotted Subdivision; Maplewood Addition Lot 181 & 182 & 183 are rectangular in shape; Lot 184 is triangular. All lots to be sold together. Property is wooded.
Bicknell is located in Indiana. Bicknell, Indiana has a population of 2,802. Bicknell is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 30.06% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 29.32%.
The median household income in Bicknell, Indiana is $42,692. The median household income for the surrounding county is $51,784 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Bicknell is 41.7 years.
The average high temperature in July is 87 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 22.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 46.5 inches per year, with 10.6 inches of snow per year.
