Just a few miles west of Humansville in northeastern Cedar County sits a nice 53+/- acre Ozarks farm. It's a place where you can grow a garden and a family, and build memories based around living on the land, getting to know your neighbors, and spending time hunting and fishing with the kids. This tract is made up of a nice mix of timber and pasture. The timber consists of mixed age hardwoods and cedars, including a pretty fair number of marketable walnuts. Additional common species include post oaks, red oaks, hickories, elm, cherry, and hackberry. Water is well distributed across the farm, with a seasonal spring and wet weather creek and two ponds. The land is gently rolling - never too steep - with gentle hills and valleys leading towards the creek. Pastures are fescue based, with other grasses and clovers mixed in and good fencing and cross fencing throughout most of it. Outdoorsmen will appreciate the hunting opportunities for deer and turkeys, which are plentiful on the farm and in the general vicinity. And additional hunting and fishing opportunities are available on nearby Stockton, Truman, and Pomme de Terre Lakes, providing tens of thousands of acres of recreational access. MDC's Brush Creek Conservation Area is just around the corner as well, so having a place to go should never be a problem. Fiber internet is available through the rural electric co-op. Additional acreage and a manufactured home is also available. Humansville schools.