Hwy 65 & Eagle View Drive
Sedalia, MO 65301
- – beds
- – baths
- – sqft
- ~3 acre lot
- – on site
Commercial lot in a great location, with lots of traffic and potential.
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Last updated Nov 4, 2021
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MLS# 2345526 —
Amenities & Taxes
Location
- Directions:
- From I-70 E/US-40 E, take exit 78A to merge onto US-65 S toward Sedalia. Follow US-65 S to Sedalia Rd in Sedalia. Merge onto US-65 S. Turn right onto Georgetown Rd. Turn left onto Sedalia Rd. Land site is .02 mile on left.
The Property
- Property Type:
- Land
- Property SubType:
- Land
- Lot Features:
- Acreage
- Lot Size Square Feet:
- 116305.2
- Lot Size Area:
- 2.67
- Lot Size Units:
- Acres
- Zoning:
- M 2
- Road Responsibility:
- Other,Public Maintenance
- Road Surface Type:
- Asphalt,Concrete,Paved
- Road Frontage Type:
- City Street,County Road,Highway
- Possible Use:
- Commercial,Industrial,Other
- In Flood Plain:
- No
- Current Use:
- Commercial,Investment,Other
Listing Agent
- Contact info:
- Agent phone:
- (816) 500-3338
- Office phone:
- (816) 200-7234
Taxes
- Tax Total Amount:
- 3711
Utilities
- Water Source:
- Unknown - Verify
- Sewer:
- Unknown,With-In 500'
Schools
- High School District:
- Sedalia
The Community
- Subdivision Name:
- None
- Association:
- false
- Association Fee Frequency:
- None
Schools
GreatSchools scores are based on a scale from 1 to 10, where 10 is above average.
The school service areas are not definitive and should only be used as guidance. GreatSchools Ratings provided by www.greatschools.org
Flood Factor
Flood Factor® provides comprehensive flood risk information from rain, rivers, tides and storm surge and incorporates how future flood risk is changing over time because of a changing environment.
Flood Factor is a 1-10 scoring, from minimal to extreme, that tells you a property’s potential risk of flooding at least once over the life of a 30 year mortgage.
Flood risk data is provided by Flood Factor®, a product of First Street Foundation®. The Flood Factor model is designed to approximate flood risk and not intended to include all possible risks of flood.
- FEMA Zone (est.):
This property has minimal flood risk
This property has a . Although flood risks across the country are changing because of the environment, this property is unlikely to flood over the next 30 years.
Provided by Flood Factor®
Flood Insurance
Recommended: MassiveCert estimates that this property is in FEMA Zone X, which means that flood insurance is recommended, but not required.
ClimateCheck
- Storm Risk
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Very High
- Drought Risk
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Relatively Low
- Heat Risk
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High
- Fire Risk
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Relatively Low
ClimateCheck® ratings reflect hazard risk at a property relative to the rest of the contiguous United States. Ratings are based on projected 2050 risk and the change from historical risk.
A rating of 1 represents the lowest risk; 100 is the highest.
See the full report from ClimateCheck®
Climate models project that both the frequency and amount of precipitation are likely to increase throughout most of the US. Your storm risk rating is based on both of these dynamics: the typical number of extremely wet or snowy events and the amount of rain or snow that will fall during those storms. An extremely wet event for your area experiences an amount of precipitation over 48 hours that normally happens only 8 times during the 1981-2005 baseline period.
Drought risk is based on water supply stress, which estimates how much of the available water in a location will be used by human activity, like watering the lawn. This information is specific to each watershed, or drainage basin, and takes into account both the projected supply of water, projected demand due to population growth and water use, and features of the watershed, such as soil properties and land cover.
Heat risk estimates are based on the typical number of extremely hot days that you can expect in the future. An extremely hot day for your area has a high temperature that normally happens only on the hottest 8 days of the year, during the baseline period from 1981 to 2005.
Fire risk estimates are based on projections for the average proportion of the area surrounding your home that will burn annually. Baseline estimates for burned area are drawn from the Monitoring Trends in Burn Severity project and MC2 simulation data, and supplemented with Cal-Adapt modeled historical area burned since 1960.
WalkScore®
Provided by WalkScore® Inc.
Walk Score is the most well-known measure of walkability for any address. It is based on the distance to a variety of nearby services and pedestrian friendliness. Walk Scores range from 0 (Car-Dependent) to 100 (Walker’s Paradise).
Soundscore™
Provided by HowLoud
Soundscore is an overall score that accounts for traffic, airport activity, and local sources. A Soundscore rating is a number between 50 (very loud) and 100 (very quiet).
Max Internet Speed
Provided by BroadbandNow®
View a full reportThis is the maximum advertised internet speed available for this home. Under 10 Mbps is in the slower range, and anything above 30 Mbps is considered fast. For heavier internet users, some plans allow for more than 100 Mbps.
Sale history
| Date | Event | Source | Price | % Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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9/15/21
Sep 15, 2021
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Listed / Active | HMLS | $499,000 |