17715 N. 2420th Street, Marshall, IL 62441 - Clark County

This tract sits at the end of 2420E, which leads to the barn in the northwest corner. The barn is used to store hay, a tractor, and other equipment. Power has been run to the barn, and there's a shallow hand-dug well on the property. The property is a good balance of timber, row crop fields, and hay/grass fields. A couple of small wooded draws on the north end are surrounded by crop or hay fields. The grass hay fields can easily be converted to additional tillable or food plots. There are several large white oaks and other hardwoods in these two locations. The south end of the property has some very thick creek bottoms with younger walnuts along Crooked Creek. There are two big ridge tops on the south side of the creek with a lot of big open mature timber. There is no shortage of deer sign, with several really nice old rubs and trails paralleling the ridge. This area also provides excellent roosting for the turkeys. If you are looking for a property to build on and hunt right out your back door, this is definitely one you will need to check out. You are conveniently located about 15 minutes from Marshall and Terre Haute. Call Listing Land Specialist Adam Crumrin today at 217-276-2334 for your private viewing of this dream property.