Ask Seth Davis
Welcome to "Firehouse 38", a rare opportunity in southeast Independence County offering the perfect balance of open pasture, hardwood timber, water features, and recreational versatility.
Spanning approximately 38 unrestricted acres, this mixed-use property is well suited for a private homesite, hobby farm, weekend retreat, or full-time rural lifestyle property. The front of the tract features roughly 14 acres of fully fenced grazing pasture, ideal for livestock, horses, or future homestead improvements.
Beyond the pasture, the land transitions into approximately 24 acres of mature hardwood timber, creating privacy, natural beauty, and excellent wildlife habitat. A seasonal stream borders the southern property line, adding both character and a natural travel corridor for deer and other native game.
As the terrain gradually rises toward the back of the pasture, the property opens to beautiful elevated homesite possibilities with scenic views across the surrounding countryside. The current owner has thoughtfully established an internal trail system, making the tract easy to navigate for trail riding, hiking, ATV use, timber management, or accessing multiple hunting locations.
The combination of diverse topography, mature timber, open ground, and water creates several ideal areas for food plots, hunting blinds, and year-round wildlife use. Whether your vision includes horses, cattle, hunting, recreation, or building your forever home, this property offers the flexibility to bring it to life.
A stocked pond, fenced pasture, hardwood timber, and established trails make Firehouse 38 a truly unique offering for buyers seeking usable acreage with both immediate enjoyment and long-term potential.
Directions:
From Pleasant Plains take Blackland road/157 East 10.2 miles. Turn right onto Brown Lake Road, travel 0.7 miles then turn right onto Thida Road, proceed 3.8 miles. The land will be on your left.
