St. Francis Xavier Auction: Tract 1
We are very honored to represent St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church with the marketing and sales of this Coffey County real estate. There's something for everyone with these offerings, whether you're looking for a building site, more pasture for your cattle operation or a recreational property. This live auction will be held in an outdoor environment on September 23rd, 2021 at 6:00 P.M. at the livestock pavilion within Kelley Park in Burlington, KS and is located at the intersection of 3rd and Alleghaney streets. Please be sure to click on the "Downloads" tab under the pictures on each listing to view aerial maps, soil maps, preliminary title commitments etc... St. Francis Xavier Church: Tract 1 Totaling 231 acres more or less, this parcel offers diverse amenities including Native pasture/hay meadow, rural water and electric nearby, pavement frontage, expired CRP that could either be fenced for grazing or transitioned back to cropland with enough hedgerows and pockets of timber to add recreational appeal. This tract features quality native hay meadow/pasture/expired CRP with the dominant grass varieties being Big Bluestem, Indiangrass, Switchgrass and Little Bluestem. There is a presence of Sericea Lespedeza on the property. According to the soil survey, the majority soil types are Class 2 Summit silty clay loam, Class 2 Aliceville silty clay loam and Class 3 Kenoma silt loam. The Summit and Aliceville varieties make up the overwhelming majority of the former tillable portions. Fences around the recently pastured portions of the property (the southeast quadrant) range mostly from adequate to good with a short stretch of new fence needing built near the residence that was previously sold off. Fences around the former cropland portions range from adequate to non-existent which you can evaluate on a tour of the property. If you're looking for a property with recreational appeal as well, the western and northern portions of the property feature multiple hedgerows and pockets of hardwood timber that is home to a number of whitetails we've spooked while driving the property as well as multiple coveys of quail. For the fisherman, there are three ponds on the property including a large pond on the east side. The broker will have a fishing report soon for those who are interested. For those interested in a potential homesite with pavement frontage, there's multiple idyllic locations to choose from, namely in the southeast quadrant overlooking the large pond and a rolling landscape. According to the Rural Water District, there's a rural water line at 10th and Emmer that extends west down 10th Rd. Electric service also runs along 10th Rd. ***Please be sure to click on the "Downloads" tab under the pictures on each listing to view aerial maps, soil maps, preliminary title commitments etc... Directions to Tract 1: From Hwy 75 in Burlington, go west on Kennebec St. (becomes 12th Rd.) for 8 miles to Emmer Rd. and turn south. Proceed 1.25 miles and the property begins on the west side. Brief Legal: The Southeast Quarter and the South Half of the Northeast Quarter LESS a surveyed tract containing the residence. See title commitment for complete legal description. Earnest Money: $25,000.00 due on auction day. Property Taxes: Estimated at $1,261.13 Minerals: The Seller's mineral interests transfers to the Buyer. There is no current production.