1 County Road 2600 E Fairfield, IL 62837

Wayne County - 115 Acres Excellent Hunting & Income Producing Farm PIN: 15-21-025-002 The North Half of the Northwest Quarter and the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter all in Section 21, Township 2 South, Range 9 East 3rd P.M., Wayne County, Illinois Directions: From Fairfield, IL go East on Highway 15 6 miles to County Road 2450E, turn South and go 1 mile to County Road 715N, turn East and go 2 miles to County Road 2600E, follow the curve and go South 1 mile. The property is on the East side of the road. (Approx. 40mi. E of Mt. Vernon, IL; Approx. 60 miles NW of Evansville, IN) Lot Size: 115 acres Tillable Acres: 100.89 acres in CRP Tree Program (CP23) paying $12,309/yr expires 9/30/2033. The current owner's have taken care of all timber management on this farm which has almost perfect straight crop rows of trees planted every 10′. They have also conducted a CRP tree thinning in May of 2025 and there is no additional maintenance required. This farm has over $98,000 remaining CRP income left on its contract. Mineral Rights: Sellers retain no mineral rights; however, subject to any prior reservations. Possession: At closing Rent Agreement: CRP payments will be pro-rated to the date of closing. Soil Types Tillable Acreage: Sexton, Bonnie Crop Productivity Index: 103.7 Real Estate Taxes: $2,939.54 (2024 real estate taxes) This hunting farm is an outdoorsman's paradise with a very large population of whitetail and turkey in the area. This farm has excellent access with county road frontage along its entire western border and lease road frontage on its southern and southeastern borders. The property also has Little Wabash River frontage on its northeastern border providing the perfect habitat for large bucks. Along with numerous hunting opportunities this farm will also help pay for itself with annual income over $12,000/yr. this farm has an ROI of 2.5% which is outstanding for a hunting property. Hunting tracts with this good of income are nearly impossible to find. This is truly a recreational tract that will help pay for itself.