9791 Leathers Rd

About This Property

Situated in Ray County, Missouri, this distinguished property at 9791 Leathers Road in Richmond offers a refined rural living opportunity. The well-appointed residence, constructed in 1997, spans 2600 square feet and features six bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, providing ample space for comfortable living. The home boasts modern comforts including granite countertops, two fireplaces, and a finished basement, enhancing its appeal and functionality. A primary suite with a walk-in closet adds to the thoughtful design, complemented by a three-car garage for vehicles and storage. Beyond the residence, the property encompasses 7.24± pasture acres, presenting options for livestock, recreation, or simply enjoying open space. A private stocked pond serves as a notable water feature, enhancing the natural landscape which ranges from level to gently rolling topography. Practical improvements include a 30x40 shed, ideal for equipment storage or workshop needs. Essential utilities such as electric, septic, and water are already established on site, with convenient access provided by a gravel road, ensuring both privacy and functionality. With small town living and the convenience of being just minutes from the highway, this property offers the best of both worlds. Hop on highway 210 and you're only 33 miles from North Kansas City, making your commute to the city quick and easy.

Missouri River bottoms and rolling ground on the metro's north edge

Ray County lies along the Missouri River on the northern edge of the Kansas City region, pairing fertile river-bottom cropland with the rolling uplands that back it. The bottoms grow productive corn and soybeans on deep alluvial soil, while the hills run to pasture, hay, and cattle, and the Crooked and Fishing river drainages carve timbered corridors through the interior. Those wooded bottoms hold whitetail and turkey, and the Missouri frontage draws waterfowl along the flyway, giving recreational buyers strong hunting within reach of the metro. Tracts here combine tillable ground, working grass, and river timber with a favorable location. Farm ponds serve the upland pastures, and the mix of bottom and hill gives Ray genuine versatility.

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