Fabulous Southwest Missouri Pasture & Timber Farm
Tucked into the scenic hills of Barry County, this grass & timber farm east of Butterfield is sure to meet multiple needs. The foremost feature of the farm is the abundant grass growing on the numerous hills. Fescue, bluegrass, and orchardgrass combine to offer plenty of forage for your cattle, with about 350 of the property’s acres presently covered in well-distributed pasture. Perimeter fences are tight and maintained, and several miles of field roads provide access for checking calves, monitoring pasture condition, or setting out hay & mineral. Down in the valleys, you’ll find plenty of nice timber - perfect for sheltering your herds, as well as the numerous deer and turkeys that call this farm home. Also found nestled among some of the valleys are several springs, and a few of them have been tapped and developed to deliver and collect water for your stock. The woods consist primarily...
Tucked into the scenic hills of Barry County, this grass & timber farm east of Butterfield is sure to meet multiple needs. The foremost feature of the farm is the abundant grass growing on the numerous hills. Fescue, bluegrass, and orchardgrass combine to offer plenty of forage for your cattle, with about 350 of the property’s acres presently covered in well-distributed pasture. Perimeter fences are tight and maintained, and several miles of field roads provide access for checking calves, monitoring pasture condition, or setting out hay & mineral. Down in the valleys, you’ll find plenty of nice timber - perfect for sheltering your herds, as well as the numerous deer and turkeys that call this farm home. Also found nestled among some of the valleys are several springs, and a few of them have been tapped and developed to deliver and collect water for your stock. The woods consist primarily of oaks, but you’ll also find plenty of hickories, elms, sycamores, and walnut scattered throughout. Kemp Hollow winds its way east to west through the property, merging with Flat Creek just a short distance west of the farm.
On the bank of Kemp Hollow you’ll find the old homestead, consisting of an historic rock home and timber frame red barn. The 2 BR/1 BA home offers opportunity for a primary residence for a small family, a rental, hunting cabin, guest house, ranch headquarters, or farm hand lodging. And if you’re looking for a gorgeous, serene setting for building a new home, you won’t lack for options from among the dozens of hills overlooking some of the best the Ozarks has to offer. Another interesting feature is the cave, with its narrow entrance opening forth into larger chambers and caverns. This property offers a little bit of everything, and as a bonus, it’s just a short drive from Roaring River State Park, Table Rock Lake, Branson, and northwest Arkansas.
To schedule a private tour and see for yourself what a grand operation this could be, call Scott Sudkamp at 417-321-5427 today!
Property Features
-Rolling Ozark hills
-Old homestead perfect for a hunting camp, small family residence, rental or farm hand lodging
-Multiple springs & ponds
-Plenty of pasture
-Excellent deer & turkey hunting opportunity
-Great food plot locations
-Diversify your operation - good sites for poultry barns
-Corral & working pens
-Good fences
-Oak & Hickory timber, with some walnut mixed in
-Excellent road network
-Spectacular build sites
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From Cassville, go north on Highway 37 to Butterfield. At Butterfield, turn east on Highway U and go 6.3 miles to FR 2110. Take 2110 east 0.7 miles to driveway at base of hill. Watch for signs.
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