The well from the original farmstead is still in good working order with a pump. The family remembers from way back when in heavy droughts, people in the area would come use this well to haul water when they ran out, as this well was always a producer, even in the toughest years. Just to the north of the house, the 40’x60’ metal shop sits with a framed-in office, open storage space and lean-to. Electric and propane are hooked-up and in working order. Both propane tanks are owned.

On to the south is the 36 acres of hay meadow, 6 acres of mature timber, 39 acres of tillable row crop, and the remaining 44 acres of grazing pasture. The 39 acres of tillable row crop, primarily in past years have been planted with corn and soybeans. Corn typically yielded 90-100 bushels per acre in past years. The well-maintained hay meadow has smooth rolling hills that flow into the draws that run to Dow Creek, providing an incredible build location to catch every sunrise, sunset, and wildlife running throughout. The timber stand gives protection and seclusion from the roadside and is made up of mature burr oaks, black walnuts, hackberry, and ash. Two spring-fed ponds provide tranquil watering spots. Each evening, expect to see several deer feeding in the tillable field and running the draws. This is a perfect habitat for quail and turkey as well. Additional utilities are available along the south side. Mineral rights are intact. The tenant lease is set to expire in 2020.

Standing out in the middle of the property, you realize how complete this tract truly is with a perfect balance of diversity and pleasant surprises around every corner. With all the positives on this property, including the residential opportunity and prime location, at this competitive price it sure won't stick around long, so call today to schedule your private tour!

Property Features

-Located 10 miles north of Emporia and 1 mile off of blacktop

-285 +/- acres total

-204 acres grazing pasture

-39 acres tillable row crop

-36 acres hay meadow

-6 acres timber

-8 ponds

-Streams throughout the draws feed into Dow Creek

-4-strand barbed wire perimeter fencing on entire north 160 pasture with majority the perimeter of south 125 acres fenced

-Tillable acres fenced off from pasture and meadow

-Class III soil types of kenoma make up majority of the property

-Signs of deer and turkey running throughout the draws to and from bedding areas and the tillable field

-Large, adjoining timber blocks

-Timber made up of mature oaks, hackberry, and ash

-Several prime build locations on the property

-Current long-time agriculture tenant lease to expire 2020

-40’x60’ shop with office, electric, and owned propane tank

-16’x60’ lean-to attached to south side of shop

-$9,916.00 average agriculture income

-All mineral rights intact

-2018 taxes: $1,355.26