It is an excellent small tract located roughly ten minutes south of Charleston, north of Plainview Rd. A rock lane meanders approximately 0.4 miles through the property and leads back to a small 24’x26’ block cabin at the far north end of the property. For additional space, the current owner would pull his camper back to this location for family campouts. The property has no utilities, but the current owner would run his camper and lights around the campsite with a small generator, making it a great weekend getaway location for someone who loves the outdoors. This property has no shortage of deer or turkeys, with several trails crisscrossing all over and turkey scratches on the hillsides. Most of the property is rolling, with several large white oaks and other hardwoods scattered throughout. One ridge top has an old pine planting on it that will provide good thermal cover for deer in the winter. Indian Creek runs past, just off the north end of the property, but there is a small feeder creek that branches off and runs through the property. You would have endless opportunities to build riding trails for ATVs, side-by-side, or even horses. It is an excellent property if you want to get out of town for the weekend and enjoy the outdoors. It will also make an unbelievable building location if you are looking for that secluded location off the main road. The property is in Charleston Community Unit School District 1. Contact Adam Crumrin, Land Specialist, at 217-276-2334 for more information or to schedule a time to see the property.