Looking to build in the county? This land is ready to build on level ground & has woodland section to hike, hunt, or explore. Electric and City Water nearby. Not in a flood plain. If you have been awaiting a great site, contact broker to see potential.
Nestled in the peaceful countryside of West Terre Haute, Indiana, this stunning 61-acre property offers natural beauty, income potential, and historic charm. Owned by the same family for over 180 years, it presents a rare opportunity for agriculture, recreation, and long-term investment. The land features just over 29 acres of dry, tile-drained tillable farmland and nearly 32 acres of woodland teeming with wildlife, including wild turkey and native birds. In the past consecutive years, the property has had cash lease generating $9,925 annually, with reliable tenants planting corn and soybeans. Currently, no lease is signed for 2026. Wolf Creek meanders through the property, with a wide, sandy-bottom section perfect for wading and swimming. A ½-acre stocked pond offers excellent fishing with largemouth bass, bluegill, and rock bass. The northern boundary is secured by a 3-year-old, four-string high-tensile fence with pressure-treated posts. A metal gate marks the entrance, with posts in place for an additional gate near the tillable land. The woodland is a serene retreat for hunters, nature lovers, or anyone seeking tranquility. In addition to farming and recreation, the property has attracted strong interest from solar energy companies for leasingâ??adding another layer of future potential. Mineral rights are also available. Whether you're looking to continue farming, build a private estate, establish a nature preserve, or explore renewable energy opportunities, this land offers endless possibilities. Donâ??t miss this rare and versatile offering in beautiful West Terre Haute. From Terre Haute traveling North on 63 or US HWY 150, turn left/West on W Sandford Ave., (From US HWY 150) travel 1.3 miles on W Sandford Ave. and turn left/South onto N Regan Pl. and travel 1.0 mile, double silver gate on left.
Please note- seller has lowered the price several times and are now firm at the asking price. Build your home on this 1-acre vacant lot in West Terre Haute, featuring a partially wooded setting with a cleared area ready for construction. Power and public water are available, and septic is required, offering a solid foundation for future development. Conveniently located with easy access to US-40 and I-70, the property is just minutes from downtown Terre Haute with shopping, dining, schools, and medical facilities. This is a great opportunity to enjoy space and privacy while staying close to everyday amenities.
2.5 Acres â?? Rural Building Site Western Vigo County West Terre Haute, IN 47885 Discover the perfect blend of privacy and convenience with this 2.5-acre rural building site located just south of West Terre Haute. If you're searching for the ideal spot to build your dream home, this property checks all the boxes. Property Highlights Partially wooded landscape with mature trees for natural shade and privacy Open, cleared area ready for constructionâ??start building immediately Power available at the road City water is currently being confirmed at time of listing Septic system required Located in the highly regarded West Vigo School District Location & Access Quiet countryside setting with easy access to I-70 just minutes away Quick drive to Terre Haute while still enjoying peaceful rural living Whether you're planning a forever home, a weekend getaway, or a small hobby farm, this property offers the space and setting you've been waiting for.
Discover the perfect opportunity to build your dream home on this spacious 0.40-acre lot located in charming Sugar Creek Township. Nestled in nice area of West Terre Haute, this property offers a peaceful, small-town setting while still being close to schools, shopping, and city conveniences. With plenty of room for custom construction, this lot is ready for your vision. Don't miss your chance to own land in this desirable area!
31 Acres of Prime Deer Hunting Land Vigo County, Indiana Escape to your own outdoorsmanâ??s paradise with this 31-acre hunting and recreational tract located in Vigo County, Indiana â?? just South of West Terre Haute. This property has everything serious deer hunters and outdoor enthusiasts dream of. Thick, Wooded Habitat The acreage is covered in dense timber and thick bedding cover, creating ideal conditions for trophy whitetail. A pipeline easement and a few small open pockets provide perfect locations for strategically placed food plots and stand sites. Future Build Site or Weekend Retreat Just off Black Road, approximately 4 open acres offer a great spot for a future home, hunting cabin, or pole barn. Whether you want a full-time rural residence or a getaway retreat, the setup is already in your favor. Potential Pond Site One of the ravines on the property appears suitable for a future pond location, adding value and attraction for both wildlife and personal enjoyment. Unbeatable Location â?¢ Minutes from Interstate 70 â?¢ Within a stoneâ??s throw of the Indianaâ??Illinois state line â?¢ Quick access to Terre Haute and surrounding amenities This property checks all the boxes â?? excellent deer hunting, recreational ground, future building opportunities, and an incredible location.
Sugar Creek 68 â?? Vigo County, Indiana Property Overview: Sugar Creek 68 is a productive 68-acre parcel located in western Vigo County, just west of West Terre Haute, Indiana. With 56.3 acres of tillable ground out of 67.5 total deeded acres, this tract offers both strong agricultural value and recreational potential. Soil Information: The primary soil types on the property are Genesee silt loam and Shoals silt loam, both known for: Slopes: 0 to 2 percent Drainage: Frequently flooded, but for brief durations NCCPI Scores: Genesee: 81 Shoals: 86 Average NCCPI: 84.48 WAPI Ratings: Genesee: 121 Shoals: 125 Average WAPI: 122.21 What Does CPI Mean? The Corn Productivity Index (CPI) is a measure used in Indiana to reflect a soilâ??s potential corn yield relative to an ideal or benchmark soil. While not directly listed in the soil survey data, CPI is often derived from a soil's NCCPI, WAPI, and local yield data. A CPI near 120+ (like this propertyâ??s WAPI average of 122.21) indicates high corn production capability, typically comparable to 160â??200+ bushel per acre yields under normal management and rainfall. In general, this farm would be considered strong Class II soils with productive bottomland potential that is limited primarily by floodplain status. Access & Easements: The property is accessed by a deeded easement, which is shared with a neighboring landowner and local farmer. Sugar Creek forms the southern boundary and creates a natural division between the tillable acres and the wooded bottomland. Additional Notes: Floodplain: The entire parcel lies within a designated floodplain. While the creek crossing may become impassable in high-water or wet conditions, this area is known to drain quickly after heavy rains. Wooded Area: The timber along Sugar Creek provides excellent habitat for wildlife and potential recreational use.
Sarah Myers Tillable â?? 31 Acres of Prime Development or Ag Ground Location: West Vigo County, Indiana The Sarah Myers Tillable is a 31-acre tract located on the west side of Vigo County, offering an excellent opportunity for agricultural use or future development. With 23.00 acres in productive tillable ground, this property combines high-quality soils with location advantages that make it a standout option for investors, farmers, or developers. Soil Information: Soil Type: Iva silt loam, 0 to 2 percent slopes Soil Class: Class 2w Productivity Index (NCCPI): 89 Tillable Acres: 23.00 (approximately 74% of the property) Class 2w soils are classified as prime farmland with moderate limitations, typically due to excess water (indicated by the â??wâ?). These soils are highly productive and ideal for crops such as corn and soybeans. With an NCCPI rating of 89, this land is considered top-tier for row crop production in the region. Development Potential In addition to its strong agricultural potential, this property is well-positioned for future development: Utilities Available: City Water, City Sewer, Power, and High-Speed Internet Proximity: Less than 1 mile to West Vigo Middle School and West Vigo High School Location: Growing west side of Vigo County with potential for residential subdivision or rural development With a rare combination of quality soil, infrastructure access, and proximity to key amenities, this property could easily become the next rural growth site in Vigo County.
The Sugar Creek 30 is a 30-acre recreational property located in western Vigo County, just north of West Vigo High School. This tract features approximately 0.40 miles of frontage on Sugar Creek, offering year-round water for wildlife and enhancing the property's natural appeal. The property includes 12+ acres of tillable ground in a single open fieldâ??ideal for a large food plot, row crop use, or hay production. This open ground creates excellent edge habitat, attracting deer, turkey, and other game species. All but 1.5 acres of the property lie within the floodplain, making most of it unsuitable for permanent structures. However, a small portion may provide a potential building site, allowing for a cabin or pole barn with proper planning and approvals. The floodplain setting also makes this property a strong candidate for CRP (Conservation Reserve Program) enrollment, providing opportunities for income and conservation. Located in an area known for producing trophy whitetails, the Sugar Creek 30 shows clear signs of wildlife activityâ??fresh tracks, worn trails, and rubs reveal a consistently active deer population.
Trinity Tillable â?? 196.47± Acre Irrigated Investment Farm on Reclaimed Ground â?? Western Indiana Location: Western Indiana Total Acreage: 196.47± Acres Tillable (FSA): 149.20± Acres Irrigated Acres: 120.50± Acres Water (Pond/Lake): 22.97± Acres Edge/Slope/Pasture: 18.54± Acres Property Overview Trinity Farms is a unique 196.47± acre irrigated property located in Western Indiana on reclaimed coal ground. This farm blends strong agricultural productivity with recreational and residential development potential. Featuring two center pivots fed by a shared electric pump and a large surface water reservoir, the property delivers reliable irrigation across more than 120 acres of high-yield cropland. Irrigation: 2 electric pivots on shared surface-water system Water Source: 22.97± acre pond/lake Tillage: Conventional Soil Origin: Reclaimed coal mining ground Utilities: Electricity nearby; potential for rural water Access: Multiple points, suitable for subdividing or homesites 2021â??2024 Average Yields Property Avg Corn (bu/ac) Avg Soybeans (bu/ac) Trinity North 182.00 56.00 Trinity South 204.67 54.00 Highlights Over 120 acres under irrigation via dual pivots and a shared surface-water system Large water feature adds potential for recreation and wildlife use Reclaimed coal ground with solid yield history and lower acquisition cost per acre Several high-elevation areas suitable for homesites Possible residential or mixed-use development potential with nearby utilities and road frontage Exceptional waterfowl presence during the season â?? the ponds and surrounding fields are known to attract incredible numbers of ducks and geese, offering outstanding hunting and viewing opportunities
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West Terre Haute is located in Indiana. West Terre Haute, Indiana has a population of 2,215. West Terre Haute is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 20.39% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.42%.
The median household income in West Terre Haute, Indiana is $46,983. The median household income for the surrounding county is $48,552 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in West Terre Haute is 33.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 86.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 19.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 44.5 inches per year, with 17.8 inches of snow per year.
