Overview
190 Acres of Versatile Farmland
This 190-acre rural farm in Pope County, Illinois, features a blend of natural beauty, potential income streams, and hunting opportunities. The property includes woods, tillable or pasture ground, and road access. Approximately 80 acres are hardwoods, providing cover and food sources for wildlife. 48 acres are enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), generating annual income through 2035 and providing bedding cover for wildlife. The remaining 62 acres are in pasture, suitable for cattle farming, goats, or hay. The farm has over a 1/4 mile of road frontage along Bay City Road, with secondary access from Climer Road. City water and electricity are accessible on Bay City Road or Climer Road, suitable for building a cabin or home. The historic town of Golconda, with the Golconda Marina on the Ohio River, is a few minutes away, offering recreational boating, fishing, dining, a pharmacy, and a hardware store. Golconda hosts festivals throughout the year, including the Shrimp Festival, Fall Festival, and the Deer Festival. Paducah, Kentucky, is 30 minutes away, featuring a historic art district, the National Quilt Museum, and the Carson Center. Located in Southeastern Illinois, the farm is a hunting tract, known for producing trophy White Tail Deer and excellent turkey hunting. The layout includes fields surrounded by hardwoods, creating secluded spots for establishing food plots to attract game. The blend of timber, CRP cover, and open fields creates edge and transition cover, acting as natural travel corridors and bedding areas for deer.