This 25-acre tract located in Jefferson County, Iowa provides a one-of-a-kind blend of habitat packed into a smaller recreation tract. 12.98 acres of the farm is enrolled in Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) and planted to a lush warm season grass blend. Two CRP integrated food plot locations are strategically positioned on the property that could be utilized for upland bird hunting or whitetail hunting. Those grasses overlook North Walnut Creek which serves as a classic travel corridor for whitetails and other wildlife. A newly created creek crossing serves as a bridge to access the area south of the creek, and to allow for property management. The area south of the creek possesses a 9.63-acre CRP tree planting. The row planted oak, maple, and pine trees are truly a sight to behold. The trees create a unique habitat for wildlife while also creating a scenic hillside for the landowners to enjoy. Nestled within the tree planting is a secluded .50-acre pond that is a common spot see wood ducks. Rarely does a small tract of property possess so many of these features, in addition providing $5,549.00 of yearly CRP income.