Lots beginning with 2.5 Acres at $30,000.  Many options available including lake views, and lake lots.

New Master Development features 52 serene lakes, rolling hills, and private settings.

170242 Waters Edge

170241 Waters Edge

170247 Waters Edge

170250 Waters Edge

Subdivision/Projects

Services Offered by New Master Development

Licensing for Indiana

• Seven boat ramps are availabe on five pits.
• Electric trolling motors only.
• Blue Grass is closed to fishing during late waterfowl hunting seasons
• Blue Grass Fish and Wildlife Area provides approximately 600 acres of water in 28 pits. No check-in is required for fishing.
• An 18-inch size limit for largemouth bass and 2 fish bag limit is in effect on Blue Grass Pit and Loon Pit. A 14-inch size limit for largemouth bass on all other pits. All other state size and bag limits apply.
• Deer, quail, rabbit, and waterfowl are common at Blue Grass Fish and Wildlife Area.
• Self-service check-in is required. A self-service permit station is located on the property. Daily permit cards must be in the possession of the hunter to enter the field. The cards must be returned to any of the drop boxes at the end of the day. Drop boxes are located throughout the property.
• Special Guidelines:
• Waterfowl hunting is allowed one half hour before sunrise until noon (local time) on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Hunting in waterfowl resting area is not allowed. Blinds may be constructed but must be removed at the end of the hunt day.
• Small Game hunting is permitted on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday during legal hunting hours.
• Deer and turkey hunting is allowed every day during deer season, during legal hunting hours.
• Wetland trapping by permit only. Trapping opportunities allocated through drawing. For details call (812) 789-2724
• No camping, picnic or boat rental provided.
• Mushrooms, berries and nuts may be gathered, however a written permit is required to remove plants, animals, rocks and fossils.
• Hunting and fishing areas for the disabled are available through written permit from Sugar Ridge FWA.
• Dog training is allowed only in the area north of Boonville-New Harmony Road.
• More than 2,500 acres of upland habitat, shallow impoundments and lakes attract a wide variety of song birds, hawks, and waterfowl.

Information provided by Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR)