Taylor Street, Columbia City, IN 46725 - Whitley County

Productive Tillable Farmland 103.49 Tillable Acres per FSA Development Potential

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OPEN HOUSE/INSPECTION DATES

Monday, August 15th 4 - 6pm

Thursday, August 25th 4 - 6pm

PROPERTY LOCATION

TRACT 1: At the intersection of SR 9 and 800 S, head east on 800 S for one mile to downtown Laud, then head South on CR 200 E. Continue for a 1/4 mile then head east onto Taylor St. Continue for 900 ft and the property would be straight head. TRACT 2 & 3: At the intersection of SR 9 and 800 S, head east on 800 S for 2.5 miles. The property will be on your left.

AUCTION LOCATION

Saturn Christian Church, 6731 E 800 S, Columbia City, IN 46725

From the intersection of SR 9 and 800 S, head east on 800 S for 6 miles. The Saturn Christian Church will be on your left.

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

The Stetzel farm is an excellent opportunity to acquire nearly 100% tillable farmland in southwest Whitley County. The farms contain Pewamo, Blount Loam, and Glynwood Loam soil types. Tract 1 possesses excellent location for future development, while Tracts 2 & 3 have the potential for drainage improvements with a ditch running through the farm.

TRACT DESCRIPTIONS

Tract 1: 35.8 ac of nearly 100% tillable farmland located just outside of Laud. Contains a majority of Glynwood Loam and Pewamo Silty Clay Loam soils, and possesses a topography providing for excellent drainage.

Tract 2: 41 ac that is almost all tillable. The land contains Glynwood, Pewamo Silty Clay Loam, and Blount Loam soils. Combine with Tract 3 to gain 67.58 cropland acres.

Tract 3: 29.5 ac SWING TRACT must be purchased by an adjoining landowner or in combination with Tract 2. The property contains tile draining into the adjoining ditch which was recently cleaned. The property has shown signs of deer traffic and bedding in the grassland on the west side of the farm.