Recently Sold Homes in Missouri, MO

Recently Sold Home in Missouri, MO:

Exceptional opportunity near Mark Twain Lake! This unrestricted acreage is located in a small subdivision consisting of just 10 total lots, offering privacy with limited neighbors. Ideally situated just minutes from Jellystone Park, Water Zone, Spalding Recreation Area and Beach, Clarence Cannon Dam, Warren G. See Spillway, Ray Behrens Recreation Area, Blackjack Marina, restaurants, and more. Monroe City is less than 15 minutes away for groceries, dining, and daily conveniences. These mostly level lots feature scattered trees and provide excellent build sites for your primary residence, lake retreat, or investment property. Utilities including water, electric, and fiber optic are available

Recently Sold Home in Missouri, MO:

Located just west of Martinsville, Missouri lays this 327 acre +/- premier hunting tract. Offering turnkey hunting and lodging this farm is set up and ready to produce. The land boasts a rare mix of natural features highlighted with an established land and deer management plan. The topography of this farm is very unique and has been enhanced over the years with one goal in mind, harvesting mature whitetails. Offering a super mix of food, water, and cover, consisting mainly of timbered fingers that transition from bedding to feeding areas. Several ponds are scattered through the farm that blend in with heavy cover pockets. There are up to 60 acres that could be returned to tillable productio

Recently Sold Home in Missouri, MO:

This farm brings together strong return, prime habitat, and a location that serious hunters understand. 128 acres total with 86.9 acres enrolled in CRP, providing dependable annual income and solid ROI from day one. A large stand of established big bluestem grass offers outstanding bedding cover, creating the security mature bucks need to stay on the property. The farm sits in the 2nd bottom to the Chariton River, an area well known for holding and traveling deer. With plenty of surrounding ag fields for food sources, the combination of cover + food + river corridor makes this a natural draw for wildlife. Located in a remote setting on a low-traffic road pressure stays low while access rema