Located minutes southwest of Hutchinson and less than an hour from the west metro area, this property is unique in its makeup and what it provides. For starters, I want just to throw out that this property lies within the game refuge area around Hutchinson, where no hunting is allowed. With that said, this is again a unique opportunity for the individual just looking for a cool property to do other recreational activities on, camp, canoe, four wheels, or even build on.The property is situated along McCuen Creek, an off-shoot of the Crow River corridor. You may be familiar with the area, but if not, this corridor has extensive gravel/sand deposits. This geologic makeup made this property historically attractive for gravel mining. One look at the aerial, and you will see that these activities created larger open water ponds, primarily along the southwest border. All generally have easy access with a minimal willow edge around them.Along with mining activities creating the ponds, they help create the rolling topography central area of the property. This area has evolved, along with some tree plantings performed by the sellers, into a diverse mix of tall mature trees and shrubs.Moving east, we see the open existing field area, which is just over 10 acres in size. The options are wide open for what you want to do with this area.There is building eligibility with this property. From seeing multiple deer, ducks, geese, pheasants, and turkey tracks, thoughts of living on a property like this with wildlife out my back door are beautiful, much less its proximity to town.So, if it’s just a cool recreational getaway property or a property to build a home on that is rich with wildlife, you have to call me, and we can discuss more details!