Located just 6 miles from Martha Perry Memorial Wildlife Area sits the ultimate hunting and recreation tract. At the end of a dead end road lies a total of 80 +/- acres composed of 63 acres of bottomland timber, 11 acres tillable, and 6 acres of wetland habitat, the options are endless. This farm truly offers it all: deer, duck, squirrel, and turkey hunting, raccoon and beaver trapping, trails, and more. As you drive into the property, the dead end private road will take you directly into the middle of the property. The 80 +/- acres are abundant with oak and hickory trees, along with hackberry, elm, cottonwood, paw paws, and walnut. On the southern side of the property, a Redneck Hunting Blind is strategically placed, to catch that mature buck on its feet during the rut. When the Blackwater River floods, the water is dispersed through its tributaries directly into these 80 +/- acres. With water control systems in place, you can manipulate where the water is to be held for some incredible duck hunting. The lay of the land consists of two 1.5 acre open duck lakes, two timber holes, amongst the oak and hickory trees, and over ? mile slough. The water can also be moved into 1.5 acres of the tillable acreage, to provide an ample food source for the waterfowl. While touring the farm, we jumped a group of deer, saw multiple turkeys, and flushed a group of ducks off the slough. You will notice a multitude of red and white oak trees, along with hickory trees providing an ample food source for all wildlife. Deer and turkey signage is plentiful throughout the property. This 80 +/- acres has a trail system providing access to its entirety. Features: 80 +/- Acres 6 +/- acres of Waterfowl Habitat 11 Acres Tillable Duck, Deer, and Turkey Hunting Deer and Turkey sign Water Slough throughout Water Control Systems Mature Oak and Hickory Trees Redneck Deer Stand 20 Minutes to Warrensburg 15 Minutes to Knob Noster 1 Hour to Lees Summit
Located just 6 miles from Martha Perry Memorial Wildlife Area sits the ultimate hunting and recreation tract. At the end of a dead end road lies a total of 80 +/- acres composed of 63 acres of bottomland timber, 11 acres tillable, and 6 acres of wetland habitat, the options are endless. This farm truly offers it all: deer, duck, squirrel, and turkey hunting, raccoon and beaver trapping, trails, and more. As you drive into the property, the dead end private road will take you directly into the middle of the property. The 80 +/- acres are abundant with oak and hickory trees, along with hackberry, elm, cottonwood, paw paws, and walnut. On the southern side of the property, a Redneck Hunting Blind is strategically placed, to catch that mature buck on its feet during the rut. When the Blackwater River floods, the water is dispersed through its tributaries directly into these 80 +/- acres. With water control systems in place, you can manipulate where the water is to be held for some incredible duck hunting. The lay of the land consists of two 1.5 acre open duck lakes, two timber holes, amongst the oak and hickory trees, and over ? mile slough. The water can also be moved into 1.5 acres of the tillable acreage, to provide an ample food source for the waterfowl. While touring the farm, we jumped a group of deer, saw multiple turkeys, and flushed a group of ducks off the slough. Throughout the farm you will notice a multitude of red and white oak trees, along with hickory trees. The red and white oak trees dropping acorns, as well as the hickory nuts will provide an ample food source for all wildlife. Deer and turkey signage is plentiful throughout the property. This 80 +/- acres has a trail system providing access to its entirety. Whether you are searching for the ultimate hunting oasis, a place to enjoy the great outdoors, or a perfect recreational tract, this is the spot for you! Property Features: 80 +/- Acres 6 +/- acres of Waterfowl Habitat 11 Acres Tillable Duck, Deer, and Turkey Hunting Deer and Turkey sign Water Slough throughout Water Control Systems Mature Oak and Hickory Trees Redneck Deer Stand 20 Minutes to Warrensburg 15 Minutes to Knob Noster 1 Hour to Lees Summit
Heartland MLS as Distributed by MLS Grid #2432869
Jul 21, 2023
Sold
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Jun 14, 2023
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May 1, 2023
Listed
$400,000
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Vacant Land
County
Johnson County
APN
19602400000001002
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Last updated by owner on May 2, 2023.
Property details
Exterior
Exterior Features
Fencing: Barbed Wire, Partial
Farm Information
Agriculture Type: Grain/Crops
Property Information
Improvement Features: Other
Property Type: Land
Property Sub Type: Land
Other Structures: None
Zoning: AG
Land Information
Current Use: Agriculture, Recreational
Possible Use: Agricultural, Rural
Vegetation: Crop(s), Wooded
Mineral Description: All Rights Included
In Flood Plain: Yes
Lot Information
Lot Features: Acreage, Pond(s), Stream(s), Wooded
Lot Size Area: 80
Lot Size Units: Acres
Lot Size Source: Estimated
Road Surface Type: Dirt, Gravel
Road Frontage Type: County Road, Private Road
Road Responsibility: Private Maintenance
Financial
Tax Information
Tax Annual Amount: $70
Utilities
Utility Information
Water Source: No Water
Sewer: No Sewer
Location
HOA Information
Association Fee Frequency: None
School Information
High School District: Knob Noster
Location Information
Directions: From Warrensburg: Head East on Highway 50. Turn left (North) onto Highway P, at Montserrat. Take Highway P until it turns into gravel. Turn left (West) on NE 400th Road. Take the next right (North) on NE 601 Road. Turn Left (West) on 520th Road, property is at the end of the road.
Topography: Bottomland
Community Information
Maintenance Provided YN: 0
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Style: Vacant Land
Year Built: —
Year Renovated: —
County: Johnson County
APN: 19602400000001002
Home facts updated by county records on May 1, 2023
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Listing Information
Attribution Contact: 573-821-7533
Around this home
Schools
K - 12
Preschool & daycare
Knob Noster Elementary School
Public PreK-5 • Assigned • 6.7mi
9/10
Knob Noster Middle School
Public 6-8 • Assigned • 6.6mi
9/10
Knob Noster High School
Public 9-12 • Assigned • 6.6mi
8/10
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Lifestyle
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Climate risks
7/10 Flood Factor
Estimated 73-81% chance of a flood reaching the building in the next 30 years
3/10 Fire Factor
0.15% chance of being in a wildfire in next 30 years
4/10 Heat Factor
7 days above 108° expected this year, 16 days in 30 years
2/10 Wind Factor
Minor risk of severe winds over next 30 years
2/10 Air Factor
0 unhealthy days expected this year, 1 days in 30 years
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Historical weather
Montserrat Township, MO • 65336
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Sun exposure
80/ 100
Very good sunlight
Sunscore
There appears to be minimal shading by surrounding buildings, terrain, and vegetation.
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Estimated sale price
$348,000 – $422,000
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Property information provided by Heartland MLS as Distributed by MLS Grid when last listed in 2023. This data may not match public records. Learn more.