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This exceptional farm offers a turnkey operation with significant income potential. It includes four 50' x 550' AAA broiler houses built in 2015, featuring monolithic poured concrete floors twice the standard thickness for added durability. All required updates have been completed, and the current contract with Peco Foods is transferable through 2032. Two stunning homes offer comfortable and modern living spaces. The first is a 2,280 sq. ft. doublewide built in 2024, featuring 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. The second is a 1,980 sq. ft. singlewide built in 2022, also with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. Both homes are set on permanent foundations, providing lasting durability and peace of mind. Water resources are abundant, with city water, two operational wells, and five backup wells ensuring a reliable supply. The property also features two spacious shops, two 2,000-gallon water storage tanks, and several 330-gallon tanks dedicated to the cool cell systems. The land offers a diverse mix, including Bermuda grass fields, a large stocked pond, and wooded areas comprised of 90% mixed hardwoods. An abundance of wildlife, including turkey and trophy bucks, makes this property a hunter's paradise.
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Listed By: Ashley Watters of Exp Realty - (501) 951-9200
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