Welcome to this exceptional 53.66+/- surveyed acre offering in the highly sought-after Kearney School District, combining premium build sites, privacy, natural beauty, and convenient access to Kansas City.
$965,880

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NW 188th Street
Holt, MO  64048  (Clay County)
Kearney School District

Located less than 20 minutes from Liberty, approximately 25 minutes from Kansas City, and just 10 minutes from Smithville Lake, this property offers the rare opportunity to enjoy a secluded country setting without sacrificing convenience. The property is divided into two tracts consisting of 31.71+/- acres and 21.95+/- acres, with the ability to build one home on each parcel. Multiple build sites are available, including a spectacular hilltop homesite positioned approximately ways off 188th Street, offering panoramic views and exceptional privacy. As you enter the property you will find another build site near the front of the property. A newly constructed private driveway is already in place, providing access from 188th St, which is a hard-surface chip-and-seal road. A recorded shared-use agreement and established utility easements along the private drive provide a strong foundation for your future plans. Electric, public water, and fiber internet are available at the road, and the local water district has approved each tract for public water access. Clear Creek borders the entire western boundary, creating a stunning natural backdrop and exceptional wildlife habitat. Mature timber, diverse topography, and abundant deer, turkey, and other wildlife add significant recreational appeal. With no covenants or restrictions, the property offers tremendous flexibility for a custom estate, horse property, hobby farm, recreational retreat, or private family compound. Conveniently located between C Hwy. and 33 Hwy., Clear Creek Reserve offers a rare combination of seclusion, natural beauty, development potential, and proximity to KC. Opportunities with this level of privacy, creek frontage, and build-site potential are increasingly difficult to find in Clay County.