TBD NE 188th St., Holt, MO 64048 - Clay County

Not often does a farm of this caliber come available in Clay County in the top rated Kearney school district. Located just north of Kearney, Missouri lies this 90 +/- acre, diverse recreational tract with numerous build sites. If you’re looking for a farm to build your dream home on and turn into a wild game mecca close to the city, this is it! This farm is sandwiched between Old BB and Cameron Road with road frontage on 188th Street, which is chip and seal. Whether you’re looking to build near the road or on the hilltop overlooking the valley 1,500’ off the road, there is a build site for you. With this farm you can live in the country, but work in the city since the farm is located less than 20 minutes from Liberty, Missouri.

When entering the property, the first thing you will notice is the number of mature walnuts this farm has to offer. There is a nice creek running the width of the property with a rock bottom and lined with mature oaks and walnuts. Most of the creek has a bluff on the south side where I have watched deer bed down. While touring this farm I saw multiple does and two big bucks! This farm is currently in hay production. The pond has been recently cleaned out and stocked with fish and there is a healthy population of bass that are good sized.

This farm is jam packed with deer and other wildlife. It has an incredible amount of bedding areas, thick draws, good timber, small fields, and pinch points to allow multiple hunters, no matter the wind direction.

You do not want to miss out on your chance to tour this beautiful property. For additional information or to schedule a private showing please contact Derek Payne at (573) 999-4574.

Property Features

-90 +/- acres

-Holt, MO

-Northern Clay County

-Kearney school district

-Under 20 minutes to Liberty, MO

-Multiple food plot locations

-Fully stocked, recently dug out pond

-Multiple fields

-Open ground in hay production

-Multiple pinch points

-Thick, brushy cover

-Multiple timber draws

-Hardwood timber

-Tons of harvestable and mature walnut trees

-Tons of wildlife sign

-Big deer

-Newer fencing along road

-Welded pipe entry gate