Located at 21055 SR 66 in Mount Pleasant, Indiana, this 28-acre wooded property sits in northeastern Perry County just south of Oriole. Accessed from State Road 66 and set back from the road, the property offers privacy with no nearby residences in view. The land features mature hardwood timber, rock outcroppings, interior trails, and a fully improved cabin suitable for recreational or extended rural use. The cabin offers approximately 1,152 square feet of finished living space with four bedrooms and one and a half bathrooms. The layout includes ground-level laundry, a full kitchen, and multiple storage areas that support longer stays or seasonal use. Utilities are in place with water provided by Patoka Regional Water District, electric through Southern Indiana Power, and internet service from PSC. The propane tank is owned and was recently filled. A 24 by 24 foot wraparound porch provides outdoor living space overlooking the wooded acreage. Two garage spaces of approximately 200 square feet each offer enclosed storage for recreational equipment, tools, and seasonal items. A separate garden shed provides additional organized storage for lawn and maintenance equipment. The land is primarily wooded with mature hardwood timber, consisting largely of white oak species. Based on current conditions, the timber is expected to be suitable for harvest in approximately ten years, subject to market conditions and professional evaluation. The terrain includes rock outcroppings that transition into a natural drainage with additional exposed rock formations and seasonal waterfalls. An established trail system allows access throughout the property by foot, ATV, or UTV. Neighboring properties to the south and west have experienced recent timber harvest activity, while agricultural fields to the north create edge habitat that supports wildlife movement across the area. The property is located approximately 6 miles from Sulphur, 7 miles from Interstate 64, 22 miles from Tell City, 29 miles from Corydon, and about 45 miles from New Albany. This combination of access, improvements, and land features supports a range of recreational and rural use objectives.
