About this home

They say, “Buy land, because they aren’t making any more of it.” Large tracts like this are becoming increasingly difficult to find as rural land continues to be subdivided and developed. It took the current owner many years to assemble this outstanding farm into what it is today—an Outdoorsman’s Dream Property. Onion Creek, which reaches 50–60 feet wide in places, winds through the property for nearly two miles, providing a consistent water source and a natural travel corridor for wildlife. This isn’t a creek you’d simply jump across—it’s large enough to launch a John boat and fish. The habitat has been carefully managed with whitetail deer in mind, and the turkey population here is exceptional. Based on the property’s history and trail camera photos, both deer quality and age structure are impressive. The landscape includes mature timber, brushy bedding pockets, large river-bottom fields that could easily be converted to crop production, warm-season native grasses, and numerous ponds and marshes throughout the farm. The open ground along the river has recently been used for hay production, generating income. The east half of the property is enrolled in WRP and bordered by Onion Creek, with multiple pools designed for waterfowl hunting that have held water even during recent dry conditions. Food plots and stand locations are already established. A 3-bedroom, 2-bath stone home sits on one of the highest points of the farm, nearly 100 feet above the Onion Creek bottoms. Two additional homes are also on the property—one currently rented to a long-term tenant and another that could serve as guest space or storage. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a showing!