Luxury homes for sale & real estate in Putnam County, MO

Luxury Home for sale in Putnam County, IA:

This is a rare chance to own one of the largest contiguous tracts of hunting ground in Southern Iowa and Northern Missouri, covering 940 acres m/l. The farm has been managed for over 12 years with over 200 acres of habitat, hinge-cut timber, apple trees, and switchgrass, and minimal hunting pressure. The property has 140 acres m/l of farmland, 20 acres of meticulously cultivated food plots, 30 acres m/l of unused food plot ground, and 50 acres m/l of CRP generating substantial income. This haven for outdoor enthusiasts is renowned for producing 160-193-inch deer with an abundance of 180-plus-inch trophies taken annually. Spanning from east to west, this meticulously crafted farm offers unpa

Luxury Home for sale in Putnam County, IA:

Whether you are an avid hunter or just looking for a peaceful space to enjoy with friends and family, this is the spot for you. Located on 215 acres in the heart of peaceful Iowa. Besides the location, which is in the heart of Whitetail deer world, there is an unbelievable home/lodge on the property. Boasting 9 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and a view to kill. The home is also listed on airbnb and is utilized in that fashion for public hunting not far from the property. This is something that could be continued depending on your desire for the property. Everything you need to run a hunting outfitting business, or an off grid property. For example, there is a wood burning furnace that also heats the

Luxury Home for sale in Putnam County, IA:

High Income Producing Crop Farm with Excellent Hunting in SW Davis County! 300 Acres Total with 246.7 Acres Tillable (220 Acres Currently in Cropland), 49.6 Acres Timber and Woods. Beautiful Hilltop Panoramic Views, Several Nice Building Sites. Many Small Wooded Draws and Bedding Areas for Wildlife Cover and Travel Corridors. Excellent Whitetail and Turkey Hunting Farm!

Luxury Home for sale in Putnam County, MO:

277 acres of land for sale in North Missouri. The farm is currently being used for grass and hay. FSA shows 172.65 acres on the mapping system and the balance in open area and timber and brush. Property is bordered on the west by a paved road. This farm could be converted to row crop for better investment and would be a great whitetail deer hunting farm. The land surrounding Glenwood is part of Missouri's northern plains, featuring gently rolling hills interspersed with flat stretches of fertile ground. These features make it ideal for agricultural purposes. The terrain is well-drained, thanks to the natural slope of the land, and the soil is rich, often a mix of loam and clay, ideal for g