Description
Here is a nice 40 acres that has income, hunting, a pond, and a potential building site. There are 30 acres of row crop that should rent for $165.00 per acre. This property has a timbered draw to offer some hunting, as well as terraces in place. This 40 acres is just a few miles south of Bethany MO and would be a great place to build; with gravel roads on two sides.
PROPERTY FEATURES:
Row Crop/Hunting Harrison Co.
Harrison Co. Row Crop/Hunting
NWMO Hunting/Row Crop/
Hunting/Row Crop/Building Site
Building Site
Missouri Land
Gravel Entry
40 Acres
Farms for Sale
Land for Sale
Recreational Property
Hunting
Address: W 165th Ave
City: Bethany
State/County: Missouri
Zip: 64657
Country: United States
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Property Id : 464923
Price: $ 298,000
County: Harrison County
Lot Size (AC): 40.00000
Listing ID: 24100-77970
Office ID: 4405
Listing Address: W. 165th Avenue
Fred Bennett
Nelson Real Estate, LLC (Main) - Nelson Real Estate & Auction Company
Call Office(660) 425-2288
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