Located south of Harrisonville in Cass County, Missouri are these 80 acres with tremendous potential. Much of the ground is wooded, with diverse hardwoods, including many oaks and walnuts. The topography varies from flat high ground and sloped ridge sides to creek bottom, with nearly 50 feet in elevation change. Two wet-weather creeks cross the property, and provide travel corridors for the many whitetails. With fertile soils, the fields could be restored to pastures, put into row crop production, or utilized as food plots for wildlife. The property has an established trail system that could use some cleanup. All of these features combined with the surrounding agriculture, create an incredible combination for deer hunting. When you enter the property through the private gate, the long evergreen-lined drive leads to the homesite. The old modular home on the property is a tear-down, and power, water, and gas utilities are all in-place. The farm is in the Harrisonville School District, and offers an under 30 minute commute to the metro.