TBD Tract 5 Southeast 1050th Road, Windsor, MO 65360 - Johnson County

Welcome to your dream property! We are proud to offer 4 different parcels ranging in size from 13.14 acres to 23.30 acres. Whether you want a property to fence for livestock, are looking for a large lake, or just want to build out in the country where it's a little quieter and the pace is a little slower, we have a tract of land for you! You will be pleased to know that water and electric are both located at the road and fiber is located nearby.

Don’t miss your chance at this stunning 20 +/- acre tract boasting good views, crop ground that could be farmed for income potential or seeded and fenced for livestock, a new driveway entrance, and multiple stunning build sites!

This tract is located just 5.5 miles north of Windsor, Missouri, and 8.5 miles south of Knob Noster, Missouri, and the Whiteman Air Force Base. This parcel is located in the Henry County R-1 School District. For additional recreational opportunities, the Knob Noster State Park is located less than 15 minutes north of the property and the J.N. Turkey Kean Memorial Wildlife Area is located just a couple minutes to the north.

When you pull up you will notice the newly installed driveway entrance that has already been installed and there is a blank canvas for your dream home. Bring your family and build that dream home out in the country you’ve always been wanting! Contact Derek Payne today at (573) 999-4574 for more information or to set up a showing!

Property Features

-20 surveyed acres

-Windsor, MO

-Henry County R-1 School District

-5.5 miles north of Windsor, MO

-8.5 miles south of Knob Noster, MO

-30 minutes southwest of Sedalia, MO

-1 hour southeast of Lee’s Summit and the surrounding KC area

-Newly constructed entrance

-Electricity located at the road

-Water located at the road

-Fiber located close by

-Lays great for pad or walkout basement options

-Easy commute to Knob Noster and Whiteman Air Force Base

-Idle crop ground

-Could easily fence for livestock

-Cattle tight fencing on the south and east boundaries