AUCTION IS OVER

TRACT DESCRIPTIONS

Tract 1: 32.7± ac This 32.7 acre tract of land is truly a "diamond in the rough." With road frontage on 3 roads, over 937 feet of frontage on State Highway 101, over 1216 feet of frontage on CR 52, and over 528 feet of frontage on CR 69. It's easy to see how this property could easily be developed into home sites for its highest and best use. Because this property is a court ordered sale, neither time nor funds are available to do a simple sub-division of property as required by the DeKalb County Planning Commission. This property is zoned agricultural, and is offered as such in a single tract. However, the keen eyed investor must see its great potential. For the farmer - this tract of land is "well rested" having been out of production for 16 years, the tract was in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) from 1992 to 2002, and was not re-enrolled, and continues to lay fallow. The Blount, Pewamo, and Glynwood soil types can be highly productive when properly drained. This tract has two tile lines entering the property from the south. An eight inch tile crosses CR 52 approximately 485 feet east of Highway 101, and a 5 inch tile crosses the 7 acre neighboring tract and into the subject tract approximately 150-200 feet. These tiles are all part of the JL Baltz #209 regulated drain, however, it is not on a maintenance schedule at this time. With today's farming technologies in seed, fertility, and herbicides, this parcel of land could be brought back into production and be productive and profitable for the 2009 crop year. Or, for the long term, a hay crop could be established. Don't miss this great opportunity! This property may fill the bill for the horse enthusiast or the hobby farmer. The potential is endless. This "sleeper" is a true "diamond in the rough."

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