This auction offering totals just over 81 deeded acres with a mixture of good cropland, CRP, timber, three ponds and former residence/homesite. The tillable acreage totals 58.27 acres according to FSA records. There's approximately 20 acres of timber and ponds located mostly in the middle of the property. There is lot of wildlife activity in this portion of the property including waterfowl and deer. The majority soil types on this tract are Kenoma Silt Loam and Dennis Silt Loam which are productive upland varieties when receiving average rainfall. The CRP contract is for 1.5 acres paying $99.00 annually and expiring 9/30/2021. Please view the FSA map and CRP contract under the "Downloads" tab below the pictures. There's an older ranch-style home on the property that is in poor condition and sells as is with no warranty or guarantee. There's also an active rural water meter on the property if you have interest in refurbishing the home or constructing a new one. This property features many attractive attributes for the row-crop producer, the recreational buyer or someone looking for a possible homesite in a good location not far from Burlington. Please give the listing agent Terry Anderson a call to set up a tour. This property will be offered via live auction on March 18th, 2021 at 2:00 P.M. The auction will be held on the property which has an address of 1735 10th Rd., Burlington, Kansas. Brief Legal: The East 81.28 acres of the NW 1/4 of 04-22-16 East of the 6th P.M., Coffey County, Kansas. Minerals: The Seller's mineral interests transfer to the Buyer. There is no current production. Taxes: $978.76 Earnest Money: $15,000.00 Driving Directions: Take Neosho Street east out of Burlington and proceed approximately 4.5 miles to Quail Rd. and turn south. Take Quail Rd. one mile south to 10th Rd. and turn east. Proceed 1/4 mile and the property begins on the south side. Please be sure to click on the "Downloads" tab below the pictures to view aerial map, soil map, preliminary title commitment etc...
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