Where Pine Mountain meets the White River bottoms, the Stalker Farm offers 521± acres of productive farmland, river frontage, mature timber, open pasture, and dramatic elevation just outside Batesville. South of Gap Road, the property includes 318.36 cropland acres per FSA. The 2026 crop is soybeans, and the farm has historically followed a corn-and-soybean rotation. Approximately 4,900 feet of White River frontage provides an existing vehicle trail and a broad sandbar for fishing and recreation. North of Gap Road, approximately 128 acres rise from about 260 feet along the road to roughly 560 feet atop Pine Mountain, offering long views across the White River bottoms and toward Batesville. This portion includes about 15 acres of maintained pasture, mature mixed timber, two ponds—one stocked—a year-round spring, seasonal creek, rock outcroppings, and an extensive ATV trail system. An older non-habitable farmhouse and a historic barn used for storage remain on site. Approximately 8,000 feet of paved Gap Road frontage, along with available water and electricity, provide strong access and long-term flexibility. Offered as a whole or in two tracts. New surveys will determine final acre

Where Pine Mountain meets the White River bottoms, the Stalker Farm offers 521± acres of productive farmland, river frontage, mature timber, open pasture, and dramatic elevation just outside Batesville. South of Gap Road, the property includes 318.36 cropland acres per FSA. The 2026 crop is soybeans, and the farm has historically followed a corn-and-soybean rotation. Approximately 4,900 feet of White River frontage provides an existing vehicle trail and a broad sandbar for fishing and recreation. North of Gap Road, approximately 128 acres rise from about 260 feet along the road to roughly 560 feet atop Pine Mountain, offering long views across the White River bottoms and toward Batesville. This portion includes about 15 acres of maintained pasture, mature mixed timber, two ponds—one stocked—a year-round spring, seasonal creek, rock outcroppings, and an extensive ATV trail system. An older non-habitable farmhouse and a historic barn used for storage remain on site. Approximately 8,000 feet of paved Gap Road frontage, along with available water and electricity, provide strong access and long-term flexibility. Offered as a whole or in two tracts. New surveys will determine final acre