Andrew County, MO homes for sale & real estate

Andrew County, MO Homes for Sale

For sale is that hard to find small acreage just outside Savannah, Missouri. This 18+/- acre property is located less than one mile off Highway D and just east of town, offering the perfect combination of country privacy with quick and convenient access to Savannah and the highway. The property is primarily mature timber and includes a nice stand of young walnut trees that could provide future timber value. For the outdoor enthusiast, this tract offers excellent deer hunting with thick bedding cover and connects to larger blocks of timber on all sides, allowing it to hunt much larger than its size. A nice rock-bottom creek winds through the property, adding to both the scenery and the wildl

Andrew County, MO Homes for Sale

Don't miss this opportunity for acerage in a great location with opportunity! Invest for the future. Build your dream home, multi family project or commercail building here just minutes from local shops, restaurants, schools, and everyday conveniences. This unique property provides the space, location, and natural beauty you've been looking for, or check out the current 23,300 sq ft building across the street to the west. See MLS# 2634165.

Andrew County, MO Homes for Sale

Welcome home? OK, maybe not just yet. This outstanding building lot has a Clarksdale address but is located in Andrew County. It is conveniently located on the corner of Highway V and County Road 261. An absolutely gorgeous piece of property to build your dream home on. Septic, water and electric are already on the property. Don’t miss out.

Andrew County, MO Homes for Sale

For sale is an outstanding 120+/- acre multi-use property located just minutes South of Savannah, Missouri. It's rare to find a farm that offers quality hunting, productive open ground, and exceptional building opportunities all in one package. The hunting setup is excellent. Approximately 60 acres of mature timber feature long ridge tops, rolling terrain, and ideal bedding areas. Even better, the property connects to large blocks of neighboring timber to the North with no roads running through them, creating excellent habitat and travel corridors for wildlife. Nearly half of the farm is open ground and is currently in hay production. The fields are already terraced and tiled, making them w