Located only two miles outside of Seward in Stafford County, this affordable hunting farm is ready for a new buyer to start making memories with family and friends. The property sits on the intersection of Highway 19 & Northwest 40th Avenue. Approximately 40 acres of fenced pasture grass sit in the southeast portion of the farm. This pasture is currently rented on a year-to-year basis with a local tenant. A water well and tank sit within the pasture. The northern end of the farm is loaded with dense timber and wildlife habitat, making this a very nice spot to harvest a rutting whitetail or springtime gobbling turkeys. Eighty acres of expired CRP sit in the middle portion of the property. This land can now be converted to tillable acres or left as is, making a great upland bird honey hole. A tree belt on the west boundary runs from north to south, creating a secluded feel for the farm and a wind break. A couple of oil wells situated throughout the farm will not be included in the sale, as only surface rights will be passed to a new buyer. Call one of the listing agents, Mitch Keeley or Adam Hann, for more details about this Stafford County farm!