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$285,000

835 S Delaware County Rd, Parker City, IN 47368

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19.24Acres

Agriculture

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19.24 Acres Lot

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What's special

Productive soilsPlentiful road accessIncludes a well

Productive soils and plentiful road access make this a welcome addition to any farming operation! Great potential for a mini-farm! Includes a well and grain bin. Well maintained! Buyer will have farming rights for 2026 Crop Year!

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Facts & features

Interior

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Property

Parking

Parking features: Other

Features

Fencing: Farm,Partial

Lot

Size: 19.24 Acres
Dimensions: 891.5 x 940
Features: Tillable, 15+, Rural

Details

Additional structures: Shed(s), Other, Other Buildings
Parcel number: 680729300047.000010

Utilities & green energy

Electric: Indiana Michigan Power, None
Sewer: None
Water: Well

Community & HOA

Community

Subdivision: None

Location

Region: Parker City

Financial & listing details

Tax assessed value: $621,800
Annual tax amount: $1,096
Date on market: 1/23/2026
Listing terms: Cash,Conventional,USDA Loan
Road surface type: Paved

Estimated market value

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Estimated sales range

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Price history

Date	Event	Price
1/23/2026	Listed for sale	$285,000
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