Located at 9202 E Garrison Hollow Rd in eastern Washington County, Indiana, this 73± acre tract sits between the Middle Fork of the Blue River and Springle Creek. Known as “Many Springs, ” the property features five natural springs feeding separate drainages that flow northwest through a series of wooded ridges and valleys. The terrain includes hardwood timber, rock outcroppings, and seasonal water features common to southern Indiana. County road frontage along paved E Garrison Hollow Rd provides access, with an existing gated entrance leading into the southwest portion of the property. Public water is available through East Washington Rural Water, and electric service is provided by Jackson County REMC. An established internal trail system connects five wildlife openings totaling just under 4± acres, along with an additional 2.5± acre gas transmission line clearing along the eastern third of the property. These openings are positioned within the ridge and drainage system and are accessible by trail. Two potential building sites are present. One is located on a finger ridge accessed from the main entrance, and a second 1.15± acre opening is located in the southwest corner within approximately 550 feet of the county road and utilities. A 50x40 foot pole barn with a 12 foot lean-to provides covered storage or shelter. The property is approximately 11 miles from Salem, 1.5 miles from SR-160, about 10 miles from I-65, 33 miles from Louisville, and 90 miles from Indianapolis.
