
Located in Cobden, Southern Illinois. No Zoning, Great Development Opportunity, Completely secluded, with rolling meadows, forested areas (Oak), limestone bluffs, lots of deer, a pond, a 476' deep well and spring on property and two barns. 60 Acres m/l in CRP at about $70/acre.Taxes are approximately $300.00 for the entire year. The land is adjacent to a tree nursery on two sides, farmland to the west, and two residents to the north. Directions : From Cobden, west on Mt.Glen Road, approx. 1 mile, look for directions sign. The Neighborhood. A ten-minute drive through rolling hills and forests off Highway 51 brings you to Cobden, home of the Appleknockers ( www.cobdenappleknockers.com), Pizza Palace and Yellow Moon Cafe. The property is located in the heart of the Shawnee Wine Trail (www.shawneewinetrail.com ), a growing tourist destination for the area. Within minutes are the Shawnee National Forest, Trail of Tears State Forest, Giant City State Park, and many others. Bald Knob Cross is visible from the land, several miles in the distance. Carbondale, IL and the Southern Illinois University Campus are about a 20-minute drive north. The Land. At the heart of the land, a small pond, approximately 1.5 acres in size, is lined with trees and full of bass, croppies and bluegill. On the south acreage lies a forested area with steep limestone bluffs and lots of scenic views. On the northern acreage lies another large heavily-forested area with bubbling brooks after a good rain. The north also hosts a well-maintained, huge double-level barn built with 150-year old beams salvaged from the barn's predecessor. A smaller barn on the northern end can serve as a tool or hay shed. Deer, wild turkeys, bobcats, and other creatures native to the region are plentiful. Hunting has previously not been allowed on the land, and it has remained relatively undisturbed by humans. Feel free to email me with any question.