Cross 160
Cross County 160 S
Pin Oak Land Company has the privilege to list 160.0 acres of Income producing farm/recreational hunting land with approximately 127.1 acres of irrigated cropland with a water retention levee bordering 114.01 acres of the crop land.
This retention levee allows for the removal of excess rain water during the cropping season, and to prevent flood water levels from the river from undulating the growing crops. The levee system is also designed to retain water on the majority of the acreage during the hunting season. The river flood water levels have not breached the levee since the construction some 40 years ago.
This acreage is located west of the City of Wynne, Arkansas on the eastern side of the LAnguille River with the western most part of the acreage dissected by the LAnguille River. This tract lies to the north of U. S. Highway No. 64 about one point six (1.6) miles...
This acreage is located west of the City of Wynne, Arkansas on the eastern side of the LAnguille River with the western most part of the acreage dissected by the LAnguille River. This tract lies to the north of U. S. Highway No. 64 about one point six (1.6) miles. The acreage is in one contiguous tract and accessed by County maintained gravel road.
The split in topography elevation from east to west would allow for the construction of a hunting lodge along the eastern boundary with road access.
A portion of the acreage lies in the LAnguille River bottoms including approximately 12.48 acres of mature timber. The entire tract is ideal for migratory waterfowl hunting.
This property has been in this family for more than 50 years.
The current farm lease will expire at the end of the 2025 crop year, but a lease renewal is a possibility.
This tract has an asking price of $950,000.
No structural improvements are located on this tract.
Available public utilities to the property are Cross County Rural Water for personal use and Woodruff Electric Company for the electrical requirements. Any sewer or natural gas would be by private means.
The soils have a makeup of Arkabutla silt loam (AR) and of the Loring silt loam (LgB) Class II soils. Ideal soils for the production of rice, corn, soybeans and winter wheat. The low lying area soils are of the Zachary silt loam (Za) of the Class IV frequent flood type soils.
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