HouseSeligman (United States)

Price :

$1,153,300

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land93.1 ha

Large tracts of land are getting increasingly hard to find these days, making Lennox Mountain a special opportunity to own 230+/- acres. Lennox Mountain 230 in southern Barry County, Missouri, is just a mile and a half north of the Arkansas state line and about 20 miles from Rogers, Arkansas. This property has a couple hundred feet of highway frontage.The flat tops of the tract contain several acres of open pasture fields. A wet weather creek, a couple of springs, and a nice pond help ensure that wildlife and livestock have plenty of water. This property is a beautiful hunting tract. A large population of whitetail deer and several wild turkeys call this land home. This diverse land can accommodate a modest herd of cattle or horses, and it boasts wonderful recreational opportunities, from riding and hiking to hunting. With the exception of a couple of open areas and the trail system, the parcel is primarily wooded, consisting of various hardwood trees and timber. The diversity of the rocks and outcroppings on this parcel changes with the topography. This property has a homesite one could build on, complete with a well, electric, and high-speed fiber optic internet. Southwest Missouri and Northwest Arkansas offer residents a wide variety of outdoors actives and many amenities in Bentonville, AR, and the surrounding cities. This property is close to Beaver Lake and has many hiking and biking trails. Northwest Arkansas has everything from world-class art and children's museums to fine dining and entertainment, big box stores, and hospitals. The climate is warm and temperate. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from28°Fto89°F and is rarely below 13°F or above 97°F. Rainfall can occur year-round; even in the driest month, there is likely to be precipitation. The average annual rainfall is approximately 43 inches. This property is located in Barry County along Missouri's southern border, less than 20 miles from Rogers, Arkansas.