555 Morning Star Circle

About This Property

Located just 6 miles east of Perryville off Hwy E, at 555 Morning Star Circle, Perryville, MO 63775, this diverse 113.68± acre recreational property offers a rare blend of natural beauty, income potential, and high-quality improvements. This property features a custom-built Barndominium overlooking a cleared potential lake site, with approximately 2,400 sq. ft. of living space. The craftsmanship and design are second to none, and the home currently serves as a successful Airbnb rental. Also included is a 5-bedroom, 1-bath, 1,845 sq. ft. farmhouse that’s been recently updated with new electrical and plumbing. The farmhouse currently generates steady rental income from a long-term tenant. Enjoy panoramic views, underground caves, and a natural spring-fed swimming hole along Cinque Homes Creek. Miles of trails wind through the timber, offering excellent hunting and exploration opportunities. The property is fenced with custom pipe fencing and has a gated entrance, making it ideal for livestock or equestrian use. A recently added campground area brings additional income potential, complementing the farmhouse rental and Airbnb operations. This one-of-a-kind property truly showcases the beauty and diversity of Southeast Missouri—perfect as a private retreat, income-generating investment, or your next dream homestead.

Fertile sinkhole plain and Mississippi bottom, classic working farm country.

Perry County is productive farm country where the Ozark border meets the Mississippi River. Much of the county is a gently rolling sinkhole plain, karst land dotted with caves, springs, and sinks, that farms well in grain, hay, and pasture. Along the river, rich bottomland ground grows row crops, while wooded hills and bluffs to the west offer timber and cover that hunt well for deer and turkey. It's a strong agricultural county with a settled, hardworking character, well suited to buyers after a working crop or cattle farm, productive bottom ground, or a rural place with good soil. Waterfowl follow the river corridor in season. For dependable Missouri farm ground, Perry County delivers.

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