43 Ha FARM. Please call Roberto on 0824506639 or email at roberto@remaxliving.co.za for further information.
Mountain fynbos farm of around 600 ha in the Western Cape Province of South Africa. Unspoilt nature, adjoining the Governmental De Hoop Nature Reserve, lying into the beautiful Potberg area, at places in view of the Indian Ocean. Very suitable for development into a guest entertainment venue or ecko tourism game farm with unspoilt natural scenic beauty and indigenous vegetation, traditionally getting higher rainfall, because of height above sea level, than the surrounding farms. Perennial Melkhoutriver as a southern border with kilometers of absolute challenging 4x4 routes that eventually goes to the top of the mountain with the reward of magnificent views over the surrounding countryside, for as far as the eye can see. The property is divided into 3 camps plus the larger mountain camp , with two natural water catchment pans both carrying fresh water. There are about 40 ha of cleared and arable land in the lower area that can be used for production of spare grazing in the rainy season. Erf Size: 600ha sqm
FARM LAND FOR SALE - KAREEDOUW Rural living at its best. Undeveloped land with loads of potential. 2 Bedroom house, plus 2 labourers cottages. Close to town!
For Sale - Situated within six kilometres from Wellington in the Cape Winelands, you will find this lifestyle farm for sale. Situated high on the slopes of the Klein Drakenstein and Hawequa Mountains, this Wellington property for sale offers a stunning country view and has lots of potential. Arable coverage stretches over about a third of the farm, while the rest is proteas, fynbos and pine forest. Due to the fact that this lifestyle farm for sale borders the State Mountain Land, it also has buck, small animals and a beautiful variety of birds. Situation and development: Fifty eight point nine hectares of developed Cape Winelands farm land subdivided into three divisions for sale about six kilometres outside of Wellington, with four kilometres tar road. An estimated sixty thousand planted vines are seventy five percent Cabernet Sauvignon and twenty five percent Merlot which will now have to be replanted. At present no grapes are harvested and no wine produced. Water: Rainfall on this Wellington farm for sale averages seven hundred to one thousand millimetres per annum and irrigation water, allocated from the Spruit River Scheme, are run at twelve hours per week in summer and unlimited during the winter months. There is also a service dam with an approximate six million litre capacity and a permanent fifty millimetre pipeline provides drink water at up to fifty thousand gallons per day. Further various natural springs, fed by the Spruit River, also occur. The Spruit River has been largely restored to natural indigenous vegetation. Residential: Main building This Wellington farm for sale in the Paarl District has a three hundred square metre, modern main residence with three bedrooms, a lounge and dining room, kitchen with separate pantry and laundry, a sparkling pool situated on a three hundred square metre terrace which is ideal for entertaining, an office, servants quarter and a fully functional separate wine cellar. Residential: Staff housing This farm for sale in the Paarl district offers residential facilities for the farm staff in the form of four three roomed cottages, equipped with electricity and running water. An ablution block with toilets and showers are situated separately from the cottages. Wine Cellar: The fully equipped wine cellar on this Welling property for sale can handle approximately twenty ton of grapes and has an air-conditioned barrique maturation room and a bottle storage room with a wine tasting facility. Workshop: The workshop is perfect to be utilized as a workshop and a storage facility for implements and equipment. Special features adding to the lifestyle are and outside building with a Pizza Oven, a smoking room, as well as cheese making and butchery equipment. Equipment: This Wellington farm for sale is fully mechanized with up to date technical equipment as well as an ERO harvesting machine. Potential: This farm for sale outside of Wellington is ideal to generate extra income by adding some holiday chalets as it has magnificent view sites. The Proteas, wild flowers and timber on the farm can also be utilized. Replace the current vine with new ones and produce your own selection of wines. To secure your appointment to view and make an offer on this lifestyle wine farm outside Wellington, Paarl district, contact Johan Jurgens. Beds 3 Baths 3 Parking Swimming Pool Has Flatlet Receptions: 2 Property Size: 300 sqm Erf Size: 58,.9Ha sqm
Baviaans Kloof Kareedouw Kouga River front farm for sale. Location The farm is situated approximately 35km NW of Kareedouw between the Kouga River and the Baviaanskloof. It was a comfortable 70 minute drive from Jeffreys Bay, which would put it well within the magical 2 hour radius of Port Elizabeth. Size Made up of 3 titles, the property is approximately 1644h in extent. This incorporates just over 1.5km of Kouga river frontage. Description Although currently run as a sheep/cattle unit, from an agricultural perspective, this area north of the Kouga towards Baviaans, is tough country. The topography is severe and dramatic, but for most, therein lies the appeal. The farm is dominated by a series of fynbos covered ridges, bisected by very deep wooded gorges. The bulk of the gorges have one or more perennial springs at their source and as such, have permanent pools along their length. One of the less daunting ones that I ventured down into had some excellent bushman paintings that I am assured are just a sample of many that occur across the farm. Anyone with an adventurous spirit and good set of boots could spend years climbing in an out of these gorges and still not get to see all there is. Veld types The ridge tops are typical of the false fynbos biome common to this area. Grass species include themedia, especially along the northern slopes, eragrostis Curvula in the old lands and areas of disturbed soil, aristida and an area of relatively healthy digitaria smutsii that must have been propagated in an old land some time back. Significant fynbos plants include the protea repens as well as the pin cushions leucospernum conocarpodendron. In total there are just over 200h of arable lands of which a portion is currently rotated to winter oats and serradella. Browse in the drainage lines and kloof is considerably more substantial than I initially would have thought. In my climb down one of them, I was very encouraged at the density of wild and false olive, sneezewood and candle wood clinging to the almost vertical gorge walls. Once on the valley floor stands of milkwood and what I assumed to be forest elder and one of the gardenias form an impressive canopy. I was surprised to find significant sign of kudu amongst the abundant bushbuck and bushpig sign, and am assured by the farmer that they are sighted regularly. I saw at least 4 large cycad specimens (altensteinii) of which I am sure there are many more, as well as a fantastic example of the prehistoric elephants foot plant (Dioscorea elephantipes). These I am assured are in abundance. Rainfall The farm falls in a transition summer / winter rainfall area with an annual average of 580mm. Game species Game species currently on the property include both mountain and grey (vaal) rhebuck, bushbuck, kudu, cape grysbok, klipspringer, bushpig as well as a number of smaller critters. I saw fresh sign of honey badger and given its location would imagine that it probably has both resident and transient leopard. Improvements The infrastructure on the farm is adequate if aging. The house, though small, has 4 bedrooms, a newly refurbished bathroom, lounge and kitchen. There is an outside shed and stock handling facility. Fencing, in the main, is intact, with a total of 9 veld camps. There is no Eskom power, with power to the house being supplied via a portable gen set. Conclusion As a stock farm, this is unlikely to ever be a significant revenue stream, but as a lifestyle wilderness destination, this northern Kouga region against Baviaans is tough to top. Given more time, I would love to traverse more of the valley floors and have no doubt that one would continue to stumble onto new and exciting discoveries with every outing. For those who have an ingrained conservation ethic and enjoy the remoteness of the Kouga Mountains and magnetic appeal of this picturesque river, I feel this property is well priced and would prove very rewarding. Price R 2.85 million plus Vat if payable.
Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a sea-side farm on the outskirts of the incredible city of Cape Town... by the sea! Size: 28 Hectares Zoned: Rural The farmland is the remainder portion of the original Rocklands Farm, and consists of 28 hectares of undeveloped land on the False Bay Coastline (just outside Simon's Town), and within the Cape Peninsula Protected Natural Environment Access to the site can be obtained by way of application to the Provincial Department of Transport Construction of the road, as well as building the dwelling may require either an Environmental Impact Study, or Environmental Management Study The zoning permits forestry, farming, parks and scenic reserves and nature reserves and agricultural buildings Building lines - 30 metres from any boundary on the site (conditional relaxation can be applied for) Coverage - 500sq mt - Council may relax this requirement, subject to sufficient evidence being provided that such additional accommodation is required for bona-fide farming activities on the property Height - 8 metres, excluding chimneys, masts, etc. Unquestionably a very valuable piece of land, available at an extremely good price!
2 IN ONE..This is a modern house with 2 departments, both consisting 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a kitchen, dining room and lounge, a deck with braai over looking the kloof and sea. Milieu 2000 Real Estate/Properties - Jeffreys Bay is focused on sales and letting of residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural farms, since 1993. We are now celebrating over 1000 successful sales.
This hotel is set on a country estate close to the village of Bathurst in South Africa's premier pineapple farming region.. This estate is one of the original farms of the area, and it incorporates the original Victorian homestead which dates back to 1830. This is an area steeped in history, and this hotel is close to the settler towns of Bathurst and Grahamstown, as well as the popular coastal town of Port Alfred. Zoning: This property comprises two title deeds, respectively with Resort 1 and Institutional zoning. It lends itself to development opportunities in a number of different sectors such as tourism, health and beauthy, residential or retirement. Buildings: " Victorian homestead: This is the original farm homestead, which was constructed in 1830 from local stone. It has now been converted into 10 en suite bedrooms, but it still maintains the charm of a bygone era. " The Annex: This is situated on the bottom portion of the property, and consists of 6 en suite bedrooms- 4 are family rooms, and 2 are double rooms. " Reception area: The 76.5 sqm reception area has been built with a combination of stone and brick to fit in with the rest of the complex. It consists of a reception/entrance area, 2 offices, a toilet and storeroom. " Restaurant 1: This is housed in the original packing shed of the estate. It is a magnificent 126sqm building, made of beautiful hewn rock slabs and limestone. The restaurant includes a loft section, and it was voted South Africa's no. 1 country pub by Getaway magazine. It has been tastefully decorated to bring out the Eastern Cape African feel. It has a charming atmosphere, and is warmed by a roaring fire in winter. " Restaurant 2: This large 126 sqm restaurant is new, and seats 100 people. It opens out onto a patio and outside terrace, and is used for a variety of functions. " Bar and courtyard: This has been built from rock, wooden pillars and thatch. It is perfect for summer functions, such as weddings. " Kitchen: 64 sqm well-equipped kitchen which can handle functions for up to 200 people. It has a large pantry and a 32 sqm walk-in cold room. " Manager's Cottage: - lounge - open plan kitchen - main bedroom with built-in cupboards - 2nd bedroom - full bathroom - lounge opens up onto wooden balcony overlooking pineapple fields " Mini farm complex: This is presently used for the stabling of horses and for equestrian events. It was originally a touch farm for day visitors, and this could be re-opened. " Swimming pool area: This is nestled between the conference centre, reception and homestead, and is surrounded by well established milkwood trees and a lush garden. The pool is fully enclosed and private. " Children's playground: This is situated close to the restaurant, and entertains children while parents enjoy refreshments or a meal. " Gardens: The whole property has beautiful established gardens, which include Norfolk pines, wild fig, milkwood and Cape coral trees. These garden are ideal for tranquil walks. Future developments: There are 3 undeveloped areas on the estate which could be used for future expansion. On the furthest corner of the property is a cottage which consists of 4 sections- this would be ideal for a backpackers accommodation. Tourist attractions: This estate is surrounded by an experimental pineapple farm, which has various facilities used by the hotel. This includes the worlds largest pineapple, which can accommodate 50 people at a time, and which is used for educational purposes. From the top look-out point there is a 360 degree view of the surrounding farms and countryside. There is also a newly built 406 sqm conference centre on this farm. There are tractor tours of this farm and a small village informs visitors about local Xhosa traditions and lifestyle Leisure and sporting activities in the area include golf, tennis, squash, rugby, cricket, canoeing, salt and fresh water fishing and horse riding. There are also adventure sports such as quad bike riding, hiking, 4x4 trails, skydiving, microlighting and rock climbing. Historical attractions include an agricultural museum, a toposcope and a watermill. There are numerous game farms in the area, and the Sunshine Coast is a mere 10 minute away. This property is ideally positioned in an area that is experiencing rapid property development, and that already attracts a large number of tourists. There is also opportunities to use some of the undeveloped land on the estate for developments such as an upmarket town house development, wellness centre or retirement village. This is therefore an extremely exciting investment opportunity.
Price has dropped from R11 mil to R4 ,8 mil for the whole 37 Ha that included 10 rural residential stands between 1- 2 Ha and 12 footprints in the Private Nature Reserve next to the 10 rural stands all the approvals and zoning has been granted and received including Eskom 3 phase electricity and municipal water. Also included are the 4 bed Homestead (4bed , 3 bath ) & flatlet , swimming pool , 2 garages, garden rondavel, aviary, sheds, outbuildings , 2 bed laborers cottage, 2 dams, boreholes, water reg. Certificates. Remote gated access Milieu 2000 Real Estate/Properties - Jeffreys Bay is focused on sales and letting of residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural farms, since 1993. We are now celebrating over 1000 successful sales.
null In a country renowned for its spectacular landscapes and sweeping vistas, the Franschhoek Valley, an hour's drive from cosmopolitan Cape Town, enjoys a reputation for unparalleled natural beauty The estate development has been carefully managed since its inception. Apart from the cultivated areas of vines and olives, the landscaping is devoted to preserving the indigenous fynbos, and hence the natural fauna & flora of the areas The major attraction of the Fransche Hoek development, from a lifestyle perspective, is the rural village ambience to be created. This rural ambience is also important from the perspective of the townsfolk who will have the Fransche Hoek Estate as neighbour, and who want to experience it as an agricultural estate rather than as a housing estate. The homes in the Village, situated against the slope of Middagkrans and overlooking the town of Franschhoek, form part of the urban edge in the south-eastern precinct of town, but they also interface with the adjoining Mont Rochelle Nature Reserve, thus needing to harmonise with the Estate as farm, with the town, as well as with the fynbos of the surrounding natural environment. In doing so, it must respect the five "senses": that of place, of history, nature, craft and of limits In addition to the residential components of the Estate, a small, exclusive boutique hotel and wellness spa centre will be incorporated alongside the R45 main road, aimed predominantly at the international tourist market
With the first title deed going back to March 1692, the magnificent Cape Dutch homestead on Weltevreden Estate, just outside Stellenbosch, was built in 1812 by Deborah Retief, sister of the Voortrekker leader Piet Retief. The property was declared a National Monument in 1975, and today, nearly a decade of painstaking labour and attention to detail by the current owners has culminated in a beautifully restored house and surrounding buildings, manageably situated on 3,74 hectares. The main homestead is west facing, and is built in orthodox "H" shape. Approaching the house along a gravelled, tree-lined driveway, one cannot fail to be impressed by the grand proportions that mark the zenith of the Cape's neo-classical period. The design of the six gables is typical of the kind imported to the Cape with the European classical revival. Inside, original quarry tiled floors and yellowwood floors combine with magnificent stinkwood doors inlaid with yellowwood banding, to give a most impressive array of comfortable and elegant rooms; cool central 'fore' and 'after' rooms with large stable doors, three beautiful rooms adaptable as either living rooms, bedrooms or library, an authentic kitchen with gigantic hearth and stairway accessing nearly 260 square metres of upstairs space , a large bathroom and guest cloakroom area, and outside the kitchen, a delightful outside dining area under vines. A cellar beside the house is dated 1804, and displays a gable of late 'holbol' style. This building is nearly 30 metres in length, and presents ideal accommodation for a restaurant, conference venue, office space, or even extra living accommodation. Across a large lawned area it faces a building of later vintage, which the owners have converted indoors into three en suite bedrooms, complete with entrance hall, meeting room as well as an office. Facing back to the main homestead is a delightful wagon shed, flanked by an intriguing hay or fodder tower. The wagon shed has also been converted to house a pair of charming two-bedroomed flatlets, each with their own bathroom. Other buildings on the property comprise discreet parking for four vehicles, and a further building which houses three stables, storage and tack room. Complimenting these wonderful historic buildings are lovely lawns, a small stream and a quite breathtaking formal garden, also the result of years of patient nurturing. About one-and- a-half hectares of land is still fallow, and can be put to vines or some other agricultural pursuit, if so desired! In all, a most unique property just over an hour away from Cape Town airport, and in not too isolated a position in lovely rural Stellenbosch environs. Weltevreden Estate can be acquired purely for residential purposes, but also lends itself to development in many other ways.
Baviaans Kloof Kareedouw Kouga River front farm for sale. Location The farm is situated approximately 35km NW of Kareedouw between the Kouga River and the Baviaanskloof. It was a comfortable 70 minute drive from Jeffreys Bay, which would put it well within the magical 2 hour radius of Port Elizabeth. Size Made up of 3 titles, the property is approximately 1644h in extent. This incorporates just over 1.5km of Kouga river frontage. Description Although currently run as a sheep/cattle unit, from an agricultural perspective, this area north of the Kouga towards Baviaans, is tough country. The topography is severe and dramatic, but for most, therein lies the appeal. The farm is dominated by a series of fynbos covered ridges, bisected by very deep wooded gorges. The bulk of the gorges have one or more perennial springs at their source and as such, have permanent pools along their length. One of the less daunting ones that I ventured down into had some excellent bushman paintings that I am assured are just a sample of many that occur across the farm. Anyone with an adventurous spirit and good set of boots could spend years climbing in an out of these gorges and still not get to see all there is. Veld types The ridge tops are typical of the false fynbos biome common to this area. Grass species include themedia, especially along the northern slopes, eragrostis Curvula in the old lands and areas of disturbed soil, aristida and an area of relatively healthy digitaria smutsii that must have been propagated in an old land some time back. Significant fynbos plants include the protea repens as well as the pin cushions leucospernum conocarpodendron. In total there are just over 200h of arable lands of which a portion is currently rotated to winter oats and serradella. Browse in the drainage lines and kloof is considerably more substantial than I initially would have thought. In my climb down one of them, I was very encouraged at the density of wild and false olive, sneezewood and candle wood clinging to the almost vertical gorge walls. Once on the valley floor stands of milkwood and what I assumed to be forest elder and one of the gardenias form an impressive canopy. I was surprised to find significant sign of kudu amongst the abundant bushbuck and bushpig sign, and am assured by the farmer that they are sighted regularly. I saw at least 4 large cycad specimens (altensteinii) of which I am sure there are many more, as well as a fantastic example of the prehistoric elephants foot plant (Dioscorea elephantipes). These I am assured are in abundance. Rainfall The farm falls in a transition summer / winter rainfall area with an annual average of 580mm. Game species Game species currently on the property include both mountain and grey (vaal) rhebuck, bushbuck, kudu, cape grysbok, klipspringer, bushpig as well as a number of smaller critters. I saw fresh sign of honey badger and given its location would imagine that it probably has both resident and transient leopard. Improvements The infrastructure on the farm is adequate if aging. The house, though small, has 4 bedrooms, a newly refurbished bathroom, lounge and kitchen. There is an outside shed and stock handling facility. Fencing, in the main, is intact, with a total of 9 veld camps. There is no Eskom power, with power to the house being supplied via a portable gen set. Conclusion As a stock farm, this is unlikely to ever be a significant revenue stream, but as a lifestyle wilderness destination, this northern Kouga region against Baviaans is tough to top. Given more time, I would love to traverse more of the valley floors and have no doubt that one would continue to stumble onto new and exciting discoveries with every outing. For those who have an ingrained conservation ethic and enjoy the remoteness of the Kouga Mountains and magnetic appeal of this picturesque river, I feel this property is well priced and would prove very rewarding. Price R 2.85 million plus Vat if payable. Lifestyle Activities Marina Rural Mountain Riverside Woods Amenities and Services Swimming Pool Property Characteristics Renovated Property Features Shed. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1130124/
This hotel is set on a country estate close to the village of Bathurst in South Africa's premier pineapple farming region.. This estate is one of the original farms of the area, and it incorporates the original Victorian homestead which dates back to 1830. This is an area steeped in history, and this hotel is close to the settler towns of Bathurst and Grahamstown, as well as the popular coastal town of Port Alfred. Zoning: This property comprises two title deeds, respectively with Resort 1 and Institutional zoning. It lends itself to development opportunities in a number of different sectors such as tourism, health and beauthy, residential or retirement. Buildings: " Victorian homestead: This is the original farm homestead, which was constructed in 1830 from local stone. It has now been converted into 10 en suite bedrooms, but it still maintains the charm of a bygone era. " The Annex: This is situated on the bottom portion of the property, and consists of 6 en suite bedrooms- 4 are family rooms, and 2 are double rooms. " Reception area: The 76.5 sqm reception area has been built with a combination of stone and brick to fit in with the rest of the complex. It consists of a reception/entrance area, 2 offices, a toilet and storeroom. " Restaurant 1: This is housed in the original packing shed of the estate. It is a magnificent 126sqm building, made of beautiful hewn rock slabs and limestone. The restaurant includes a loft section, and it was voted South Africa's no. 1 country pub by Getaway magazine. It has been tastefully decorated to bring out the Eastern Cape African feel. It has a charming atmosphere, and is warmed by a roaring fire in winter. " Restaurant 2: This large 126 sqm restaurant is new, and seats 100 people. It opens out onto a patio and outside terrace, and is used for a variety of functions. " Bar and courtyard: This has been built from rock, wooden pillars and thatch. It is perfect for summer functions, such as weddings. " Kitchen: 64 sqm well-equipped kitchen which can handle functions for up to 200 people. It has a large pantry and a 32 sqm walk-in cold room. " Manager's Cottage: - lounge - open plan kitchen - main bedroom with built-in cupboards - 2nd bedroom - full bathroom - lounge opens up onto wooden balcony overlooking pineapple fields " Mini farm complex: This is presently used for the stabling of horses and for equestrian events. It was originally a touch farm for day visitors, and this could be re-opened. " Swimming pool area: This is nestled between the conference centre, reception and homestead, and is surrounded by well established milkwood trees and a lush garden. The pool is fully enclosed and private. " Children's playground: This is situated close to the restaurant, and entertains children while parents enjoy refreshments or a meal. " Gardens: The whole property has beautiful established gardens, which include Norfolk pines, wild fig, milkwood and Cape coral trees. These garden are ideal for tranquil walks. Future developments: There are 3 undeveloped areas on the estate which could be used for future expansion. On the furthest corner of the property is a cottage which consists of 4 sections- this would be ideal for a backpackers accommodation. Tourist attractions: This estate is surrounded by an experimental pineapple farm, which has various facilities used by the hotel. This includes the worlds largest pineapple, which can accommodate 50 people at a time, and which is used for educational purposes. From the top look-out point there is a 360 degree view of the surrounding farms and countryside. There is also a newly built 406 sqm conference centre on this farm. There are tractor tours of this farm and a small village informs visitors about local Xhosa traditions and lifestyle Leisure and sporting activities in the area include golf, tennis, squash, rugby, cricket, canoeing, salt and fresh water fishing and horse riding. There are also adventure sports such as quad bike riding, hiking, 4x4 trails, skydiving, microlighting and rock climbing. Historical attractions include an agricultural museum, a toposcope and a watermill. There are numerous game farms in the area, and the Sunshine Coast is a mere 10 minute away. This property is ideally positioned in an area that is experiencing rapid property development, and that already attracts a large number of tourists. There is also opportunities to use some of the undeveloped land on the estate for developments such as an upmarket town house development, wellness centre or retirement village. This is therefore an extremely exciting investment opportunity. Lifestyle Activities Resort Marina Equestrian Fishing Golf Rural Coastal Cycling Hiking Lake Museums Town Village Complex Development Retirement Community Amenities and Services Swimming Pool Tennis Court Tourist Attractions Property Characteristics Conversion Newly Built Victorian Limestone Property Features Garden Balcony Terrace Attic Ensuite Shed Views Patio Reception Fixtures and Furnishings Toilet. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1131924/
-were 2 10 acre tracts selling seperatly now, combined to 20 acre tract, has been surveyed.Also has another 10 adjoining for purchase.
LOT 1, Stoddard Lane - 40 Acres in Texas County - well known for it's abundant wildlife and hunting! Perfect for hunting and/or recreational purposes. Many mature trees on heavily wooded parcel. Vacant land with no structures or improvements. Missouri Department of Conservation Forest Stewardship Plan in MLS Attachments, Other.
12.48 Acres With Pasture, Creek, Barn And Wood Outbuildings, Located Close To Schools & Rec. Department. Farm House Needs Tlc. - Listed by: RE/MAX of Rabun - Gail Hopper
LOT 2, Stoddard Lane - A Hunter's Paradise! 40 ACRES in Texas County - known for it's excellent hunting & fishing & recreation. Seller has enjoyed abundant hunting on this property - a very rough, small hunter's cabin with a woodburning stove for heat, electric and water & indoor bathroom. Small cooking stove w/100 pound propane tank. Well w/well house on property. Cabin strictly used for shelter in hunting seasons and recreational purposes - abundant wildlife and private natural setting. Small food plot for wildlife plus small pond. Dusk to dawn light by cabin. Several tree stands on property. Heavily wooded/many mature trees. Missouri Department of Conservation Forest Stewardship Plan in MLS Attachments, Other.
Mostly Level & Partially Wooded 65.90 Acre Tract Of Land. Beautiful Mixed Acreage. Great For Agricultural Or Residential Use. Great Location & Privacy! - Listed by: REMAX Alliance - Soo Jeong
Bargain Property. 1+ Acre Partially Cleared. Part Hardwoods, Barn & Storage Shed. Just Off Paved Road. Zoned Agricultural. 1st Time On Market. - Listed by: RE/MAX of Rabun
23.44 Acres Prime Property With Approx. 1460 Road Frontage On Bells Ferry Road. Designated Commercial By County Land Use Plan And They Have Indicated Support For Commercial. Property Is Across From Bridgemill Between Publix And Fire Department. - Listed by: Susan Rich Realty - Susan Rich
Wood Building Site On Oden Island With Westerly Views Across Crooked Lake. Covered With Mature Hardwoods & Featuring A Sandy Beach. Health Department Permit For Septic System Needed. - Listed by: Real Estate One - Steve Shuman
Wonderful Level Property. Property Is Set With Septic Tank, Electric, Water And Telephone. Property Is Zoned Agricultural And Has County Use For Mobil Home Site. Property Has Been Cleared For Home. This Property Has The Country Feel With The City Conveniences Close By. - Listed by: RE/MAX Town and Country - Roslyn Dennis
Beautiful 78.5 Acres, Approximately 4 Miles From Town. Mostly Level And Open With Some Gently Rolling Areas. Great Potential For Residential Development. Seller Currently Using Property For Livestock. Older Farm House And Agricultural Building On The Property Have Little Value. - Listed by: Real Estate One-tc Front - Debra Franks
Water and power are available. 100 acres of beautiful rolling meadow.. Perfect spot for large executive home or ready for development. Property could be used for business. Currently zoned agricultural. Located near the golf course. - Listed by: EXIT of the Valley Madison - LePage Williams
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