Beautiful Mixed Use Tract Near Seneca, Missouri
Just a few miles east of Seneca, Missouri, is a quiet gravel road that leads you to this wonderful tract full of opportunity and promise. This land has much to offer, whether your interests include building, hunting, farming, or a combination of these, and the price point is among the most affordable in the county.
Little Lost Creek is a predominant feature of the property, and it meanders along the south end on its journey westward. Over centuries, this creek has deposited rich soils in the adjacent flats, creating deep, rich Class II loamy soils that will grow grasses, trees, and crops well. Currently, about 10 +/- acres of the tract are in hay production on a secluded field sheltered from the road by a band of trees and brush growing on the banks of the creek. This arrangement makes the field a prime candidate for some wildlife food plots or affords some scenic views for a home or cabi...
Little Lost Creek is a predominant feature of the property, and it meanders along the south end on its journey westward. Over centuries, this creek has deposited rich soils in the adjacent flats, creating deep, rich Class II loamy soils that will grow grasses, trees, and crops well. Currently, about 10 +/- acres of the tract are in hay production on a secluded field sheltered from the road by a band of trees and brush growing on the banks of the creek. This arrangement makes the field a prime candidate for some wildlife food plots or affords some scenic views for a home or cabin tucked away near the treeline.
Moving into the timbered portions of the land, you’ll find a diverse mix of tree species and ages. Lower lying areas on the south end near the creek yield stands of walnut, elm, bur oak, and sycamore, while the drier, rockier ridges harbor lots of mixed oaks (mostly red, black, white, blackjack, and post) and hickories, with lesser amounts of flowering dogwood, cherry, walnut, and chinkapin oak. Wildlife is abundant and can be found throughout the property, and it’s not at all unusual to jump a whitetail deer from its bed or to startle a wild turkey hen and her brood. The property has all kinds of options for setting it up as a good hunting farm, with numerous funnels and pinch points, and several good food plot locations.
This property is easily accessible from Old Highway 60 or Highway CC. It has numerous build sites for a weekend cabin or your forever home, whether you prefer a spot with expansive views or tucked up into the woods on a beautiful ridge. A large spring nearby suggests that groundwater is abundant in the area. And if you’re looking for a bit more room to roam, additional acreage is available nearby. To schedule an appointment to see this property before it’s gone, call Land Agent Scott Sudkamp at (417) 321-5427 today.
Property Features
-40.1 surveyed acres
-10 +/- acres open land/hayfield
-30 +/- acres mixed hardwood timber
-Lots of mature oak - red, white, and post
-Brushy bedding areas
-Electric service on site
-Build site options
-Cleared trails & food plot areas
-Good deer and turkey populations
-Additional land available
-3.5 miles to Seneca, MO
-15 miles to Neosho, MO
-50 miles to Bentonville, AR
-Seneca schools
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From Seneca, go east on Old Highway 60 for 1.5 miles to Condor Drive. Turn north onto Condor and go 1.4 miles to the property on the north side of the road. Watch for signs.