parcel Description

The journey to Parcel 1 begins on a scenic, winding road that leads in to this amazing and mature property. The well-appointed yard site offers a combination of character, functionality, and modern conveniences, and is tucked away in a beautifully treed setting on the north side of Annie Laurie Lake. Whether you are a hobby farm enthusiast looking for that sweet spot just outside of a lively small town with all necessary amenities, or a rancher seeking land to raise a quality herd in a full-production cow/calf operation, this is the place to settle down and enjoy an exceptional quality of life. Parcel 1 includes a 960 square foot house with a basement, natural gas, newer high efficiency furnace, and water heater; the yard includes 200-amp electrical service as well. There is a water-well that was drilled in 1997, with a new 1 hp submersible pump that was installed in 2022, that offers a virtually unlimited water supply for the livestock or the large garden area. There is also a sturdy hip-roof barn and highly functional corral with a livestock handling system. There is a watering bowl with access from 4 different pens allowing one person to sort, handle and medicate several animals safely and efficiently, and there is a hydrant in the yard. There are also numerous out-buildings in place - from chicken coops, a shop, a storage shed, and a greenhouse (all with metal roofs) – that round out this very practical and functional yard site. The fully equipped yard adds a level of comfort and versatility that is hard to find. Parcel 1 boasts 4 separate titles and outside of the main yard, offers a simple but practical setup. There are multiple pastures with dugouts for rotational grazing, sorting or backgrounding. The fenced lane between SE-8 and NE-5 makes quick work of moving cattle to and from the yard or pasture. Cropping is always an option as well, whether looking at cash crops or swath grazing. SE-8, the northerly quarter of Parcel 1, is currently set up for efficient rotational grazing, allowing for maximum grass production, herd health and a strong bottom line. There are dugouts located at strategic points as well.