The scenic, year-round Buffalo Creek runs through the southeast corner and creates a flood plain over a good portion of the property.  However, there are plenty of flat spots on the western side that would be suitable for a homesite with gently sloping terrain overlooking the peaceful creek.

The full acreage is fenced around the perimeter and a small dirt road leads to the middle of the property from County Road 1107.  A large metal pole barn sits near the center of the property and has enough room to provide shelter for cattle and store up to 125 bales of hay.    

There is power established to the barn, but water would need to come from a well and a septic would need to be installed.  It is zoned “Agricultural” which offers a host of business opportunities along with reduced taxes.  There is enough room to pasture 75 head of cattle and the current owner would be interested in leasing it back from the buyer.

If desired, the neighboring 40 acres can also be purchased, and would bring the total contiguous land to 140 acres in size.