Small Acreage With Highway Frontage!
Small pieces of land are hard to come by these days. Here is your chance to own one. Located just north of Cherryvale Kansas sits this 17+/- acre small farm. It has been farmed over the years and the last crop taken from it was hay. Its location is in a prime spot sitting along 169 highway with a state entrance into it. Bordering the east property line is the railroad tracks and right of way. This property is in the Cherryvale school district and sits about 2 miles from town. Montgomery county has several new things coming to the area and this farm may be a good spot for something else to plant there roots here. 400/169 Highway junction is also about two miles north of this farm. If you are thinking hay is a concern for your current operation this smaller piece of tillable ground may be something to consider maybe planting alfalfa, Bermuda or some other type of hay crop on. Another optio...
Small pieces of land are hard to come by these days. Here is your chance to own one. Located just north of Cherryvale Kansas sits this 17+/- acre small farm. It has been farmed over the years and the last crop taken from it was hay. Its location is in a prime spot sitting along 169 highway with a state entrance into it. Bordering the east property line is the railroad tracks and right of way. This property is in the Cherryvale school district and sits about 2 miles from town. Montgomery county has several new things coming to the area and this farm may be a good spot for something else to plant there roots here. 400/169 Highway junction is also about two miles north of this farm. If you are thinking hay is a concern for your current operation this smaller piece of tillable ground may be something to consider maybe planting alfalfa, Bermuda or some other type of hay crop on. Another option could be to finish fencing it and perhaps use it for livestock. All in all it has many possibilities. Give me a call and lets take a look!
Jamie Reister
620-330-7522
*Highway Frontage
*Hay Potential
*Building Spot
*Small Game
*Rail Line Close
*Close To Town
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