28148 Commanche Trail

About This Property

Here's your getaway - over 3,000 finished sq ft in this 5-bed, 3.5-bath home with an open floor plan, woodburning fireplace, granite counters, master suite, finished basement with living quarters and a sprawling screened-in back deck overlooking the stocked lake and timber surrounding the property. This is truly a one-of-a-kind opportunity - this low-maintenance home has been very well-kept and offers stunning surroundings. Inside you'll appreciate the high-end finishes, the attached garage and full basement complete with living quarters that walks out to the covered back patio. The stocked pond (crappie, bluegill, bass & yellow perch) offers the perfect spot to enjoy fall evenings, and an in-ground salt pool is the place to be on summer days. Also included on this surveyed 39.9 acre tract are 2 cabins new in 2018: each 2-bed, 1-bath, fully furnished with covered front porches and metal exterior. Along with the 11 full RV hookups (water, electric, sewer), and 1-partial hookup, this could also be a turnkey investment property. Surrounded by oak timber with established food plot, this is prime hunting in an area known for whitetails & turkeys. With timber running clear to the south property line, there are also gorgeous building sites with access from St. Patrick Trl. With this location the rental income stays steady - located on the edge of scenic Lake of the Oaks, this is close to many public hunting/fishing points and a quick 23-mi drive to Keokuk, IA or 33-mi to Quincy, IL.

Where three states meet and the deer hunting runs deep

Tucked into Missouri's northeast corner where the state meets Iowa and Illinois, Clark County offers the classic glaciated-plains blend of open cropland and timbered river country. The Des Moines and Fox river drainages carve hardwood corridors through gently rolling farm ground, creating the kind of edge habitat that grows big, mature whitetails and holds turkey year-round. Working farms here run to corn, soybeans, and cattle, with productive bottoms and grazing uplands. For the recreational buyer, this is destination deer country with affordable, unpretentious ground and easy access to neighboring states. A tract in Clark County rewards the patient hunter and the farmer alike, offering both a return and a retreat.

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