18.62 Acre Warren County Building Site
Tract 3 consists of 16.56 surveyed acres m/l featuring cattle facilities that are currently in use. A 24 x 30 steel utility building built in 1985 is currently housing cattle with a portion of the property fenced in and being used as cattle pasture. Existing fence lines run parallel to the timber in Tract 2, along the western and eastern boundaries, and diagonally through Tract 4. Access is from the east off of 170th Avenue with an established entrance.
This tract would make for an excellent homesteading property with livestock facilities available, and pasture acres while still having ample room to build a home. Located within close proximity to Carlisle and the Des Moines Metro offers added amenities while still enjoying rural, country living.
Contact the listing agent prior to walking the property. Rural water is available through Warren Water District and electricity is provided ...
Contact the listing agent prior to walking the property. Rural water is available through Warren Water District and electricity is provided by Mid-American Energy. Water and electricity are available at the property, on the eastside. Buyers should independently verify the ability to connect to these utilities and the cost associated with the connection.
This is an excellent opportunity to build your dream home in a quiet community within the great school district of Carlisle!
This building site tract is located in Section 22 of Palmyra Township in Warren County, Iowa.
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From the intersection of Highway 5 and Scotch Ridge Road in Carlisle, Iowa head southeast on Highway 5 for 3/4 of a mile until you reach 165th Place then turn right (south). Proceed south on 165th Place for approximately 1.5 miles until you reach Clark Street. Turn left (east) on Clark Street and proceed around the curve, where the pavement ends Clark Street transitions to 170th Avenue. Continue straight on the gravel for 3/4 of a mile, look for Peoples Company signage.
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