36th West Avenue

If your idea of a weekend getaway involves whitetails moving through the timber, wood ducks slipping into the creek, a fishing pole leaning against a tree, and a quiet place to disappear for the afternoon, this 9.09± acre Osage County retreat near Sperry deserves a look.

Delaware Creek winds through the property, creating a beautiful natural centerpiece while providing water and habitat for an impressive variety of wildlife. Spend the morning watching deer work through the creek bottom, enjoy the seasonal activity of wood ducks and other waterfowl, or head down to the water and try your luck catching catfish.

Approximately 5.5 acres are covered in mature hardwood timber, including an abundance of large, mast-producing white oaks. When the acorns begin to fall, these woods provide a natural food source for whitetails, turkey, squirrels, and other wildlife. The combination of mature timber, creek bottom, water, cover, and natural travel corridors makes this an attractive recreational property for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts alike.

Another 3.5 acres of pasture and cleared ground creates an open area surrounded by timber, offering potential for a wildlife food plot, camping area, recreational space, or simply a place to sit back and enjoy the property.

The property is located within a FEMA-designated flood zone, which should be considered when evaluating any potential improvements or future uses. Buyers are encouraged to independently verify flood-zone designation, development or building requirements, and any applicable restrictions with the appropriate governmental authorities.

Boundary lines are approximate and for illustrative purposes only. No representation or warranty is made as to accuracy. Buyer to verify all boundaries by independent survey.