Here is a very nice, hard to find tillable tract that lies very well and is very good condition. This farm is located in Northern Lewis County just a couple miles West of Williamstown. Farm has great access from all directions off of well-maintained county roads. There is currently 118 acres M/L of nice laying tillable land (see aerial pictures) along with timbered draws and a block of timber on the west side that provide excellent hunting along with the production ground. There is a great place on the East side of the farm that would make an ideal location for home construction and or machine sheds/grain bins. This is a super nice farm and in great shape, call for more details on this nice tillable tract!
Property Features:
- Very nice tillable tract with hunting
- Located in Northern Lewis County, approximately 2 miles west of Williamstown, 3 hours North of St Louis, 45 minutes West of Qu...
- Located in Northern Lewis County, approximately 2 miles west of Williamstown, 3 hours North of St Louis, 45 minutes West of Quincy Illinois
- Property consists of 118 acres of nice tillable land
- Adco, Gorin, and Armstrong soils
- Balance of the farm is timber, draws and a pond
- Potential for a few more tillable acres with some cleanup
- Tillable land lays very nice, it is in very good condition, and is tiled
- Owners limed the property in 2009, 2010, and 2011
- Property can be accessed from all directions! Good county roads around the property
- Timbered portion of the farm provides excellent hunting
- Old home sight on the east side of the property would make an ideal home construction site for new home
- Rural water on the south road, and electricity that could be easily connected
- Contact Jeff on complete details on farm income/cash rental
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