Beautiful Secluded Miami County Acreage
This 40 acre (m/l) tract is sure to appeal to many different buyers. Those looking for a nice home site will be suitably impressed by the rolling terrain, scattered mature trees, and numerous locations for building. The gently rolling hills offer several beautiful vistas, as well as a good opportunity for a walkout basement. And because the tract runs a full half mile back from the road, it affords plenty of options for a quiet location and plenty of seclusion.
For the investor, this area of Miami County is popular for home sites, and many homes have been recently built in the area. This tract offers several excellent building locations, all within a few miles of 69 Highway and an easy commute to Kansas City.
Farmers looking for acreage with crop production and good pasture will find it here too, with 10 terraced acres currently in grain production along the road, and another 30 acres ...
Farmers looking for acreage with crop production and good pasture will find it here too, with 10 terraced acres currently in grain production along the road, and another 30 acres of fescue pasture. Much of the back acreage is Class II silt loams and silty clay loams, and could be put into row crop production or maintained as grass to grow calves.
Additional features include a wet weather creek that winds through the acreage, and a pond that’s sure to attract wildlife or provide water for your livestock.
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From Louisburg, go south 7 miles to the 335th Street exit. Go west on 335th Street 3.5 miles to Beaver Creek Road, then south on Beaver Creek 1.4 miles. Property lies on the east side of Beaver Creek Road.
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