Multiple tracts available! If you’re looking for a picturesque place to build look no further. These tracts are by far the prettiest tracts of their size to hit the market in Johnson County in years. Don’t miss your chance at this stunning 20.35 surveyed acre tract located just 5 miles south of 50 Highway and north of Holden, Missouri. It also lies just over 1 mile west of Highway 131 and just over 1/4 mile from Chip n Seal. The property is located in the Holden, Missouri School District. If you’re looking for a smaller tract with a lot of recreational appeal to build your dream home on that is full of wildlife this is the tract for you. With the mix of beautiful timber and hay meadows on this tract it is sure to be home to many kinds of wildlife. When you pull up you can’t help but immediately notice the new driveway and custom steel gates that have recently been installed. After pulling through the steel gates you will notice a winding driveway that has recently been cut in winding through the timber back to the incredible and secluded build site in the back hay meadow. But don’t worry, if you would rather build closer to the road there is a beautiful hay meadow featuring a stunning build site as well. This property offers great access to Holden, Warrensburg, Odessa, Kansas City, and Lee’s Summit, Missouri. Electric and rural water is located at the road ready to hook into if you decide to build. Fiber internet is located just across the road at the northwest corner of the property as well. There are multiple build site options on this tract. Bring your family and build that dream home out in the country you’ve always been wanting. Contact Derek Payne today at (573) 999-4574 for more information or to set up a showing!

Property Features

-20.35 surveyed acres

-Boundaries are very clearly staked

-Holden, MO

-Holden School District

-Just over 1 mile west of Highway 131

-5 miles south of 50 Highway

-Multiple build sites

-New culvert and steel gates

-New driveway leading through the timber

-Beautiful timber

-Timber between road and secluded build site

-Beautiful hay meadow

-No covenants or restrictions

-Electricity at the road

-Rural water at the road

-Quick access to Lee’s Summit, Holden, Warrensburg, and Odessa

-Tons of wildlife

-Very well-maintained