Ewing, MO homes for sale & real estate

Ewing, MO Homes for Sale

If you are looking for a beautiful turn-key CRP and hunting farm with living quarters. Located at the end of a dead-end county road, this farm consists of beautiful rolling CRP, brushy pockets, patches of timber, and hidey hole hunting spots. A wet weather creek and secluded pond on the west end give the wildlife plenty to drink. The CRP pays $177/acre for 40 acres for a total of $7,080/year farm income. There is a super nice 30x60 metal building that is perfect for a weekend getaway or hunting camp. There is a 16x30 finished area at the far end of the shed that has a small kitchen, bathroom, two beds, recliners, couch, and a dining table. The cabin is hooked up to county water, and fiber o

Ewing, MO Homes for Sale

Discover this versatile 153.3-acre property in Shelby County, Missouri. With approximately 49.16 FSA-certified cropland acres, this land offers a blend of agricultural potential and recreational opportunities. The fertile soils, including Blackoar, Lindley, Gorin, Piopolis, Arbela, and Keswick, support productive farming. A long-term cash renter ensures steady income from the tillable acreage. Beyond the farmland, the property boasts hardwood timber and a scenic creek, creating a picturesque setting for outdoor enthusiasts. The land is a haven for wildlife, especially whitetail deer and wild turkey, making it an ideal spot for hunting. Conveniently located with direct access from Highway W,

Ewing, MO Homes for Sale

Are you looking for that perfect (and so hard to find) spot in the country to build your dream home?  This 4.6 acre tract is mostly wooded and one of the premier tracts in this subdivision.   The location, just off of Highway 6 is only minutes from Quincy and is also a quick drive to Lewis County C-1 Schools, Palmyra or LaGrange. It is the best of both worlds, as you are out in the country, but close to everything.   This is the only wooded tract in the back that is mostly flat, which gives the owner many options for building.   The slight slope in the back creates even more possibilities. When you turn off Highway 6, after a hard day of work, your blood pressure will na