Holliday, MO homes for sale & real estate

Holliday, MO Homes for Sale

Check out this beautiful tillable tract located just 7 miles East of Moberly on Highway 24. This tract is 46.2 +/- acres consisting of all tillable acreage. Property has Highway 24 frontage along with County Road 1117 frontage making this a very attractive property with great access. This is a great investment opportunity located in a great area! Property is being cash rented this year on a year to year contract.

Holliday, MO Homes for Sale

Looking for some beautiful farmland and a little privacy as well? Check out the 105 acres West of Paris off of County Road 817 to the south This land already has a lease in place through the end 2026 for crops. The land could be versatile allowing for dividing the 105 acres into individual smaller tracts within the larger tract for developers as well. Mostly flat and level land, but approximately 20% has some nice woods and also wooded backdrop on the west side of the tract.

Holliday, MO Homes for Sale

7 surveyed acres located just west of Madison, MO and east of Moberly, MO. This 7 acre piece is mostly all open pasture and a great spot for a new homesite! The property will sell with no restrictions, and the road and water will be installed once the weather allows. Land is mostly level to gently rolling and has several nice build site locations.

Holliday, MO Homes for Sale

100 Acres of Prime Recreational & Crop Ground in Monroe County in Northern Missouri/ This 100-acre property offers a perfect blend of recreational and agricultural opportunities, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and hunters alike. Located in Northern Missouri, the land boasts: 13 Acres in CRP Program providing steady income while preserving the land for conservation. 56 Acres Tillable (currently leased) for farming or investment purposes. The remaining acreage is wooded timber, offering excellent habitat for wildlife. A Hunter’s Dream: This property is a haven for hunters, with a rich variety of wildlife, including big whitetail deer, frequent turkey, and Bob White quail. The wel