The land is composed entirely of native grasses, giving it a true prairie feel and offering a landscape that changes beautifully with the seasons. The terrain moves with broad, steady slopes rather than abrupt changes, making the land ideal for construction while still providing elevation variation that enhances views and creates a sense of depth. Several natural build sites exist across the tract, allowing future owners to choose their preferred orientationsunrise, sunset, or a vantage point overlooking the sweeping plains.

To the east, the property is bordered by Corps of Engineers ground that stretches all the way to the Clinton Lake complex. This large buffer of public land not only protects the eastern view from future development but also opens the door to recreation and wildlife activity. Deer, turkey, and upland birds are common in the area, benefitting from the combination of native grasses, nearby water sources, and large tracts of protected land. To the south, across the county road, additional Corps acreage provides yet another undisturbed landscape. The result is a property surrounded by natural beauty and habitat, with privacy that feels far larger than its actual footprint.

Despite its seclusion, the property is accessible and usable. The layout supports a range of potential future improvements such as fencing, small pasture sections, garden areas, or recreational enhancements like food plots or trails. A private water well would be required for a residence on this tract, which is standard for the region. Electric service is nearby, giving future owners flexibility on where to situate their home or arrival drive.

One of the most defining features of Tract 10 is the dead-end road on which it sits. With no through-traffic and neighboring land held in a mix of private and public ownership, the setting feels peaceful and removed from the rush of everyday life. Whether used as a personal residence, a second home, or simply a long-term land investment, this tract offers the kind of privacy that cannot be replicated once the surrounding area begins to grow.

Tract 10 sits directly east of Stone Ridge Ranch, the central homestead parcel with home and outbuildings. To the west of the ranch, Stone Ridge Estate Tract 8 offers an additional 20 acres. All three tracts are available individually or together. Buyers seeking a larger landholdingwhether for privacy, recreation, or livestockare encouraged to reference the neighboring listings. See MLS # 2584023 and #2583985 for more information.

In alignment with the sellers long-term vision for the property, Tract 10 cannot go under contract until a contract has been executed on Stone Ridge Ranch. This ensures that the buyer of the home has the first opportunity to purchase adjoining acreage. It is a thoughtful structure designed to preserve flexibility for the core parcel and to allow future owners to shape their acreage to fit their goals.

The combination of native prairie, Corps adjacency, end-of-road seclusion, and proximity to Clinton Lake places Tract 10 among the most desirable types of rural acreage available in this region. Whether you envision a long driveway leading to a private homesite, or you see the land as a recreational getaway with room to explore, this tract offers the space, natural features, and privacy needed to bring that vision to life.

Properties of this scale and quality rarely come availableespecially neighboring other listings that allow for expansion. For buyers seeking privacy, native beauty, and direct proximity to public lands, Stone Ridge Estate Tract 10 is a truly compelling offering.