14917 S Harris Rd

About This Property

88.72 Acres of Prime Land in Greenwood, MO, perfect for Development, Recreation & Investment Potential! Zoned rural/agricultural, this expansive Jackson County property offers potential for a large-acreage homestead, recreational or hunting retreat, timber investment, or future development. With no HOA and no deed-restricted subdivision covenants on record, the property offers flexibility for a variety of plans. The seller is also considering dividing the property into smaller 10-13-acre tracts, and offers for individual tracts are welcome! The property features approximately 795 feet of frontage on S Harris Road, gently rolling terrain, mature hardwoods, and small seasonal creeks. Whether you're looking to build, enjoy outdoor recreation, or invest in acreage, this tract offers plenty of room to explore the possibilities. Located in a rural setting near established acreage homes, the property offers convenient access to Greenwood, Lee’s Summit, and the greater Kansas City metro. Outdoor recreation opportunities include nearby James A. Reed Memorial Wildlife Area and Longview Lake. The property is also within the Lee’s Summit R-VII School District. Whether you're searching for large acreage, a rural homestead, or an investment property in Missouri, this tract is worth exploring. Contact us today to learn more!

City at the core, working ground on the edges.

Jackson County is the urban heart of the Kansas City metro, and most of it reads that way — dense neighborhoods, commerce, and suburban development. But drive to the eastern and southern edges and the character shifts. Here the land opens into rolling farm ground, pasture, and hobby acreage tucked between growing communities. For a buyer, the appeal is proximity: a working tract or small farm within reach of the city, its jobs, and its markets. Timbered draws and creek bottoms break up the tillable ground and hold whitetail near the fringe. It suits the buyer who wants a manageable place close to town — a few pastured acres, a hay field, or a rural homesite — rather than a remote, large-scale operation.

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