5680 N Hwy 75, Independence, KS 67301
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11347843 |
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| Property Type |
Commercial |
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| Commercial Type |
Truck Terminal, Theme/Festival Center, Dormitory, Religious Facility, Self-Storage, Greenhouses, Rehabilitation Center, Bed and Breakfast, Horse Stables, Residential/Multifamily, Agricultural, Residential Income |
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Montgomery |
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Sycamore |
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| Neighborhood |
Farm Homesite |
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Independence |
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| Total Tax |
$7,433 |
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| Tax ID |
063-029-30-0-20-01-002.00-0 |
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| FEMA Flood Map |
fema.gov/portal |
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| Year Built |
1890 |
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Venue for celebrations, retreats, meetings, rehab center.
Venue for celebrations, retreats, and meetings. 40 Acres with a pond, white fence, a one story bungalow style house and a larger 2 story house, multiple nice buildings, and the historic school house building along Hwy 75 at Sycamore, Kansas. The possibilities are endless. It has previously been used as a meeting place for conventions and it would be great as a special event venue. There are 8 more buildings including garages, a barn, farm utility type buildings for storage and residential type dormitories with bathrooms, areas for laundry. One building is dedicated for use as a commercial grade kitchen with one side that opens for serving. This is ideal for accommodating camp meetings, a hunting lodge, or large groups. Let your imagination soar. Building Sizes: 33x66; 52x84; 20x16; 84x60; 40x24; 24x56; 30x64; 23x27. Bungalow House 1,036 sq ft; School House 2,788 sq ft
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- 3 Full Baths
- 2793 SF
- 40.00 Acres
- Built in 1890
- 2 Stories
- Available 9/26/2024
- Forced Air
- Natural Gas Fuel
- Natural Gas Avail
- Central A/C
- Frame Construction
- Steel Siding
- Asphalt Shingles Roof
- Detached Garage
- 2 Garage Spaces
- Municipal Water
- Private Septic
- Fence
- Barn
- Guest House
- Workshop
- Outbuilding
- Farm View
- $7,433 Total Tax
- Tax Year 2023
Listing data is deemed reliable but is NOT guaranteed accurate.
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