About this land

This unique property sits atop one of the highest points in McLean county. For hundreds of years it has provided agricultural value and at one point in the early 1900s it was a buffalo farm. Twenty years ago, to protect the soils and restore native habitat, native tree species were reintroduced such as Red Oak, White Oak, Bur Oak, Chinkapin Oak, and Eastern White Pines. For two decades it has been a conservation reserve for many forms of wildlife including deer, quail, and pheasant. This natural landscape is now mature enough to enjoy but still young enough shape into your own perfect setting for your dream home.