Just reduced! This 36 plus acres is out of a 108 acre estate tract. It is fenced along CR 120 and an old fence line separates it from the remainder estate tract. South Elm Creek forms the north eastern most boundary. It is rough and primitive terrain. It begins immediately to the east of a pond and an old fence and tree line located along CR 120. Then squares three corners and goes to a low lying area along South Elm Creek. The north side boundary crisscrosses and meanders along what appears to be a minor tributary or draw meeting South Elm Creek to the east. There are approximately 10 acres of improved pasture. There are probably some cattle troughs, hay rings and miscellaneous equipment that do not convey. Portions of this property lie in the flood plain. There are no minerals available. Subject to yearly lease until 12/31/2017. Utilities in the area but none on site. Offers will be considered. Best use is an investment, get-away, deer hunting tract.