A combination of such seclusion and diversity is hard to come by so close to town, especially in the highly-desirable Raymore-Peculiar School District. Tucked behind the Hedgewood Hills subdivision, just outside Peculiar city limits is this beautiful 40-acre offering. Approximately 16 acres are open and 24 acres wooded. With frontage on a tributary of the East Branch of the South Grand River, the tract has mixed terrain of creek bottom and upland hardwood ridges. The topography combined with stunning scenery from multiple vantage points offers excellent homesites. Established trails make it easy to get around the property by vehicle or on foot. The diverse habitat is home to deer and other wildlife, and the ground lays out well for hunting. The timber contains several sizable walnuts. Although the property is accessed by a private easement driveway, the easement grants ingress and egress, as well as the right to run utilities, and the county has verified that the property can be built upon.