Located in Alexander County, Illinois, this untapped 32 +/- acre pastureland property awaits its new owners to implement their unique vision. Previously utilized as pastureland, it is currently being used as a recreational tract. With utilities available at the road and nearly 1,200 feet of road frontage, the property has several possibilities for its best use.

Entering from Route 127, you will first encounter a storage barn with an attached lean-to, suitable for hay or personal storage. Continuing past the barn and through the old gate entrance, you will be captivated by the gently rolling pastureland featuring various native grasses and blue stem pockets. As you explore the farm, you’ll notice a perimeter fence surrounding the property, mostly consisting of 4-row barbed wire fencing. With some effort, this property could easily be restored for use as a pastureland.

If you’re in search of an affordable hunting property, this is an excellent option. This land presents a unique opportunity to create something special. With significant hardwoods located to the east and west, you can enhance the native habitat and browse while establishing food plot locations. Additionally, there is a 0.3-acre pond and seasonal creeks that provide year-round water. Several spots are available for food plots, stand locations, and box blinds, allowing you to fully enjoy all this property has to offer. A bonus to this property is it is conveniently located near thousands of public land access to offer additional options for hunting, fishing, hiking, etc.

For those interested in building, the property offers excellent high ground that provides picturesque views of the beautiful Southern Illinois countryside. To schedule your private tour, call Michael Young today at 618.917.1665.