6.99 Acres in Wabash, IN - $250,000
Keith Clupper
Total Acres
6.99
Type Of Sale
Private
Location
Noble Township, Wabash County, IN
Description
6.99 Acres In Wabash County, IN
Asking Price
$250,000.00
Status
Available
HLS Number
JRR-12176
Farm Name
Keith Clupper
Type of Operation
Farm - Livestock
Current Zoning
Agricultural
School System
MSD of Wabash County, Southwood Schools
Annual Taxes
1306.72
Building Description
13x8
SE Bedroom 10x15
NE Bedroom 15x15
Large storage attic
The property sits on a partial basement. The house is heated and cooled with a geothermal unit. The roof is asphalt shingles and the siding is vinyl.
(2) Car Attached Garage:
24x25, the garage has a large electric overhead door with a concrete floor.
Hog Barn:
34x258 and holds 1,100 finishing pigs. The structure has a cross flow ventilation system with curtains on the south side and wall fans and pit fans on the north side. The full pit i...
34x258 and holds 1,100 finishing pigs. The structure has a cross flow ventilation system with curtains on the south side and wall fans and pit fans on the north side. The full pit is 8 deep with good slats, wet/dry feeders, and a feed capacity of 24 tons.
Nursery:
24x31, with a painted metal exterior. Tender foot sits on the full pit. This structure sits south of the Hog Barn.
Pin-Frame Barn:
30x90 with an attached lean-to. This structure is great for 4H hobbies and storage.
Machinery storage/shop:
45x64 with the shop being 45x40 and the remaining footage going to machinery storage. The shop is insulated and could be easily heated with a hanging heater.
Storage Barn
30x50 with exterior being galvanized metal and a dirt floor.
Topography
Level_to_Gently_Rolling
Property Address
4772 W State Road 124; Wabash IN 46992
Region
IN
General Location
Approximately 1/4 mile east of CR 500 W and SR 124 on the north side of the SR
Legal Description
Part of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 32, Township 27 North (Noble Township), Range 6 East, containing 6.99 +/- acres. The parcel number is 85-14-32-300-020.000-007.
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