Just 30 minutes east of the metro, at the end of a secluded dead-end road sits this 83 acre tract. In addition to privacy afforded by the dead end, the section line to the north was never developed into a roadway, creating a 4-section grouping with no through-traffic. The grouping is owned by a small number of large tract owners, which means less neighbors. The property, which offers a good pasture/woods ratio, has a creek that runs north to south and 2 ponds. The west pond is spring-fed. The east pond on the creek is low due to the drought, but overflows when it rains (2025 overflow photo included). One could increase the size of the east pond to capture the overflow water. The property’s secluded location brings in an inordinate amount of wildlife.