Scotland County, MO homes for sale & real estate

Scotland County, MO Homes for Sale

This 3-bedroom home in Cantril sits on a spacious 135’ x 113’ corner lot and offers a solid foundation with plenty of potential. With 1,248 sq ft of living space, a three-seasons porch, and an attached 2-car garage, the property has all the essentials for comfortable living. A full, unfinished basement provides excellent storage space or the opportunity to add additional living area. An 8’ x 10’ shed provides additional storage. If you’re looking for a property with strong bones, extra space, and a great small-town setting, this home is worth a look.

Scotland County, MO Homes for Sale

87 acres of secluded rec ground located south of Pulaski Iowa this property offers a great mixture of tillable and mature managed timber with 15 acres currently in row crop with a average CSR2 of 77. Access is offered from a privately owned shared driveway between this parcel and the 55 acres located east of this which is also available for sale. A timber stand improvement and a trail system has been developed in the recent years allowing good access throughout scattered with mature trees and a large canopy.

Scotland County, MO Homes for Sale

This is one of the most unique properties you will find on the market in Davis County Iowa. This property offers a secluded 11 acre stocked pond with over 2000' of a shared private driveway access with all utilities leading up to the 1 bedroom 650 sq ft cabin overlooking the water while sitting on 55 acres M/L subject to final survey this farm has a timber draw and 12 acres currently in row crop production with a average CSR2 of 50. There is a additional 87 acres M/L adjoining also available for sale to the west. Don't be the one that waits to long to look at this dream property.

Scotland County, MO Homes for Sale

A Hunter's Dream Awaits! Among other elite hunting farms, this one stands alone. Every aspect is covered, & the groundwork has already been laid. For starters, this farm's been masterfully expanded, locking in some prime habitat. Over the past decade, extensive work has been completed, turning as much of this land into the best habitat as possible including, clearing and adding food plots, thousands of trees planted of various species, income generating habitat programs, strategically laid out trail system to lighten the impact of ingress/egress, various water sources, travel corridors established, secluded bedding areas, and much more. The land generates a generous annual income of $2