Beautiful Acreage with 26-Acre Stocked Lake and Clubhouse
Located just east of 291 Highway between Lee's Summit and Harrisonville, Missouri lies this gorgeous 246-acre property. This beautiful property is complemented by a 3-acre lake, a 9-acre lake, a 26-acre lake, multiple ponds and gently rolling land.
The modern clubhouse boasts over 5,000 finished square feet, a large deck overlooking the lakes, and a spacious banquet room that allows for great entertainment and social events. The property is set up perfectly for special events, fishing in the stocked lakes, walking the paved trails or enjoying the fresh clean country air. With close proximity to the accommodations of Lee's Summit and Harrisonville, this acreage offers the new owner plenty of options.
Call Steve Mott, Broker with Midwest Land Group, today at (816) 718-7201 with questions or to arrange a private tour.
Property Features
-Beautiful acreage
-3-acre lake
-9-acre lake
-26-acre lake wit...
-26-acre lake with rock-lined shore and island peninsula
-Multiple ponds
-Over 40 total acres of water on the property
-Gently rolling land, currently in grass, being used as a golf course
-Potential to be converted into hay production or tillable farmland
-Miles of paved trails for walking, biking and enjoying the outdoors
-First Class clubhouse boasting 5,000 finished square feet, a covered canopy entrance, a shop, a banquet room, a snack bar, and a large deck overlooking the lake and property
-Large concrete parking lot and paved entrance to clubhouse
-Great access provided by Jefferson Parkway and 215th Street
-Utilities include electric, rural water and septic system
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Research Parcel InformationDirections
From Lee's Summit head south on Highway 291 South turn left onto 215th St. Hoots Hollow on left before Jefferson Parkway.
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