Dawn, MO homes for sale & real estate

Dawn, MO Homes for Sale

This secluded country estate is nestled on 42.5 acres. The property is a beautiful combination of pastures and timber lending itself to great hunting opportunities, privacy and enjoyment of nature. The main house has 3,170 sq. ft. and has a finished walkout basement. This affords 4 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms and a large storage storage area with severe weather room in the basement. The main house is enhanced with a large wraparound Trex deck. Large floor-to-ceiling windows brings scenic views of the surrounding nature into your living room. The custom design features blur the boundaries between indoors and outside with natural stone fireplaces and a wood ceiling in the great room. The open-

Dawn, MO Homes for Sale

-73+/- acres in Carroll County Missouri-Potential for 11+ acres of surface water with dam repair-Great hunting -A-framed cabin -Seclusion-Mature Timber-Trail system in place-Multiple outbuildings-Recreation at it's best-20 miles from Carrollton, Missouri-30 miles to Chillicothe, Missouri-80 miles to Kansas City, Missouri

Dawn, MO Homes for Sale

Located in the rolling hills of northern Carroll lays this exceptional multiuse farm. This farm is rolling and primarily open land suited for raising cattle or recreation. The property is fenced and has had cattle on it in the past. There is a thick stand of lush green grass ready to be grazed. There are 4 ponds throughout the property which would make it very suitable to be cross fenced for rotational grazing. The surrounding area is well known for the wildlife habitat. Take a drive down Z HWY and C HWY and you will see what I mean. This farm has plenty of cover to make a good hunting tract and it could be improved for hunting even more. Access is always key and this farm has plenty of tha

Dawn, MO Homes for Sale

Have you ever wanted that ideal getaway spot that can handle about every outdoor recreation aspect you could desire? If so, this historic property should be worth your look. Located at the end of a dead end road, this property used to be of public use and known to contain “Mandeville Lake”, locals would come out to the property to camp, fish and enjoy time on the water. When at it’s peak, the lake appeared to have more than 11 acres of surface water for enjoyment. With multiple ridges for camp sites, a handful of docks, and multiple points for tying off your boat, the lake was enjoyed by many. The property was purchased by a local family and enjoyed for many years of priva