Pine Rd. & County Road 160, Carthage, MO

This 253-acre farm in Jasper County presents a rare opportunity, cultivated for 20 years as a personal conservation project. The property features a mix of fields, timber, and a year-round running creek known as Dry Fork Creek, creating a haven for wildlife, including dense deer and turkey populations. Income potential is inherent in the varied terrain. Dry Fork Creek flows across the northern portion of the property in a northwesterly direction. Approximately 150 acres are dedicated to crop or pasture land, highlighting native grasses, with the greater part of the soil mapped with Class 2 capabilities. A mature, well-established, and maintained 30-acre pecan grove is present on the site. The remaining approximately 73 acres are timber ground, densely populated with Oak and Hickory trees, and have undergone an extensive stand improvement program. Special features include three strategically placed hunting huts and a network of ATV trails. A 36’ x 60’ Morton Building offers storage and security, featuring a 12’ ceiling height, an 18’x12’ double end door, a 12’x 10’ insulated overhead door with an automatic opener, and a 10’x 60’ covered porch with ceiling fans. An audible security system and a nearby well are also present. The ground is level to gently sloping, situated in north-central Jasper County, about six miles north of Carthage, Missouri. Access is provided by Pine Road, a blacktop county road that borders the property along its southeast boundary for about ¼ mile. It turns south and becomes County Rd. 160, which forms the property’s east boundary for about ½ mile until it intersects with Pembrook Rd., a blacktop that forms the south boundary for ½ mile. Approximately 600’ of fencing is located on the south boundary along Pembrook Rd, along with a double gate. Jasper County is located in the southwestern part of the state, approximately 130 miles south of Kansas City on the Missouri-Kansas border. It has a land area of 410,000 acres.