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This +/- 73-acre wooded property between Madison and Versailles in Jefferson County, Indiana, combines a brand-new Amish-built log cabin with quality whitetail habitat and managed timber. A stone entry drive leads to the cabin and a parking area. The solid log cabin runs fully off-grid on a generator with an inverter/charger battery backup system. A mini-split provides heating and air conditioning, and a wood-burning stove adds a second heat source. Running water, a full shower, a composting toilet, and a cistern are in place. The upstairs sleeping area handles several people, built-in storage runs throughout, and the cabin is ready for immediate use. The entire property is wooded. The cabin side is mostly flat with oak-heavy hardwoods and over 700 yards of trails for scouting, shed hunting, and quiet access to stands. It holds young hardwoods and mixed timber and is enrolled in Indiana's Classified Forest and Wildlands Program for a reduced property tax assessment. The property adjoins tillable ground and sits across the road from more, putting food sources on multiple sides. Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge is about 2.5 miles away, and Splinter Ridge Fish and Wildlife Area is nearby for added public land hunting. The property has approximately 1,250 feet of road frontage and it lies within the Madison Consolidated Schools district. Versailles is about 22 minutes away and Madison about 24 minutes for groceries and supplies. Carrollton, Kentucky, is about 40 minutes, Vevay 42, Lawrenceburg 50, and Louisville about 1 hour and 25 minutes. With a new cabin, oak timber, established trails, and nearby crop fields, this property is ready for hunting seasons and weekends from day one.