The Woodburn Community Center22731 Main Street, Woodburn, IN 46797
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Woodburn, IN - Allen County, IN
Owner: NED S. BYER REAL ESTATE LLC• Level Productive Tillable Land • Potential Country Building Sites • From 8+/- Acres to 59+/- Acres
Tuesday, July 16th from 6-8PM
Located between Bremer and Slusher Roads, at the 16,000 block of each road Woodburn, IN - Located 1/4 mile West of Webster Road.
The Woodburn Community Center
22731 Main Street, Woodburn, IN 46797
Tract 1: 9± ac A great potential country building site, this tract has over 400ft of road frontage along Bremer Road. It will include the drive that goes back to and crosses the ditch to get to Tracts 3 and 4. If Tracts 3 and 4 are purchased separately from Tract 1, then the Buyer(s) of Tracts 3 and 4 shall have the right to use the drive until September 31, 2025. The soils are mostly Hoytville silty clay. The back property line shall go to the center of the ditch.
Tract 2: 8± ac This tract also has over 400ft of road frontage along Bremer Road. It is level and the soils are also mostly Hoytville. This would be a great potential building site. The back property line shall go to the center of the ditch.
Tract 3: 22± ac This tract will have over 400ft of road frontage along Slusher Road. The entire length of frontage is a large open drain. The buyer of Tract 3 will need to install a bridge to access this tract. The buyer of Tract 3 shall have legal access for ingress / egress over the drive off of Bremer for one year after closing. The southern portion of this tract is made up of mostly Nappanee silty clay and northern portion is mostly Hoytville silty clay. The southern property line shall go to the center of the ditch.
Tract 4: 20± ac This tract will have a minimum of 150ft of road frontage along Slusher Road. The entire length of the frontage is a large open drain. The buyer of Tract 4 will need to install a bridge to access this tract. The buyer of Tract 4 shall have legal access for ingress / egress over the drive off of Bremer for one year after closing. The southern portion of this tract is mostly Nappanee silty clay and northern portion is mostly Hoytville silty clay with a patch of Nappanee in the center.
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