Price Reduced! Great place to build a home with excellent hunting and recre
If you are looking for an acreage to build on close to Fulton with hunting and recreational opportunities you need to seriously consider this 25-acre property. The property is conveniently located less than one mile outside the Fulton city limits and only 10 minutes from I-70 using Route Z.
There is nearly 5 acres of open land to build your home on and develop food plots to enhance the deer and turkey populations. The balance is in mostly mature woodlands. A 24 x 60 foot metal building is already on the property with concrete floor and electricity that would make a nice shop or could be used for a garage. No well drilling expense because county water is available at County Road 108, which is asphalt and fronts the property. There is an existing approach and drive that leads to the metal building.
The listing agent observed a turkey while walking the property and saw a great deal of wh...
The listing agent observed a turkey while walking the property and saw a great deal of whitetail deer sign (View the game cam photos). You can extend your hunting season by hunting squirrels and rabbits. The back part of the property has mature timber with a good percentage of white oak trees that produce the acorns that deer and turkeys prefer. There is an even some marketable-sized timber.
There is a small, scenic creek that divides the property and there is an ATV trail that leads to the creek. It is a great place to bird watch and enjoy nature.
Please contact Land Specialist Tim Banek at (573) 826-9590 or [Email listed above] for more information or to schedule a tour.
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