The Geringer Farm headquarters are framed by three large, mature tree belts that provide shelter as well as add their beauty to the country-flavored setting. The yard around the home has been beautifully landscaped and is the perfect backdrop for family gatherings and entertaining friends. The farm has an excellent set of improvements, including a 2-story, 4-BR, 2 bath home (2,488+/- sq. ft.) built in 1920 with an addition and updating in 1987. The residence is serviced by a domestic well (new in 2005; excellent water) and septic system; electricity is provided by Wheatland REA; digital cable television and broadband internet is available; a barn, garage, shop, large shelter shed, grain bin and corrals. Two center pivot sprinkler systems irrigate 188+/- acres and another 60+/- acres are flood irrigated. The remaining 21+/- acres include the land where the building improvements are situated, roads, and dry land. Primary crops grown in the area include corn, alfalfa hay, sugar beets, beans, malt barley and other grains. Per-acre production for the area averages around 175 bushels of corn, 4-5 tons of alfalfa, and 40 bags of beans. The entire farm has excellent water rights supplied by the Wheatland Irrigation District at a cost of $6.00 per acre. In addition, there are 4 adjudicated wells, some in need of repair. Simple Subdivision: In 2009, the owner received approval from the City of Wheatland and the Platte County Commission granting classification of the subject property as a "simple subdivision". Under this classification, an owner of the property has the right to sell two lots located in the far southeastern corner of the property where the building improvements are located: Lot 1 consists of 6.27 acres and Lot 2 consists of 5.00 acres; both lots are zoned R1 under county and city regulations.
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