An eighty acre tract just south of Longview Lake. Approximately fifty five acres of tillable ground sit between expansive open fields and pockets of mature timber, the layout itself reading like it was drawn to be used. Gently rolling topography slopes from north to south toward a small creek, creating elevation changes that feel subtle on foot and dramatic from the air.
The western edge borders well managed federal land associated with Longview Lake, providing a scenic backdrop and excellent wildlife habitat. Deer and turkey are seen daily. Traces of historic Old Raytown Road can still be found along the western property line, adding a quiet sense of continuity with the land's earlier life.
A century old home sits in relatively good condition near the eastern frontage. An existing water main runs along Raytown Road on the eastern edge, with public sewer access located just to the south. Over four thousand feet of road frontage offers exceptional access.
A private estate, a recreational retreat, or a future development hold. Between two lakes, on the southern shoulder of one of the most rapidly absorbing corridors in greater Kansas City, with the city's skyline holding the horizon line.
