Ask Hunter Hindman
This property is an agricultural dream located in Audrain County, Missouri, just a short 25-minute drive from the town of Mexico. The property is divided into four separate tracts, each offering its own unique features and benefits buy one tract or all of them. Tract 1 consists of 138 acres. One of the most notable aspects of this property is its income-producing potential. With fertile fields and the capability to support a variety of crops, this agricultural ground provides a steady source of income for its owner. Additionally, the property boasts a mature timber forest that provides both aesthetic appeal and potential for lumber harvesting. For storage and equipment, the property offers a barn, 3 silos, and access to electric. The county road frontage makes it easy to access and navigate. In terms of wildlife, the property is a natural habitat for deer, turkey, quail, doves, coyotes, foxes, bobcats, and even snow geese. This provides ample opportunity for outdoor recreational activities such as hunting and bird watching. Overall, this agricultural ground in Audrain County is an exceptional property with income-generating potential, abundant wildlife, and plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation.
