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About This Property

Excellent opportunity to own 5.24 acres just minutes from Monroe City, Indian Creek (Swinkey), Stoutsville, Florida, Missouri - the birthplace of Samuel Langhorne Clemens, famously known as Mark Twain, and of course this is at Mark Twain Lake, Indian Creek Marina and Indian Creek Recreation Areas. Valuable Highway 24 frontage. Approximately 3.5 acres of open ground offering flexibility for a variety of uses, while the remaining acreage is wooded, providing natural appeal. Currently zoned Commercial. This tract offers some income, making it an attractive option for buyers seeking both usability and return. No buildings - awaiting your vision. Ideal for recreational use, future development, or an investment near one of northeast Missouri’s most popular destinations, Mark Twain Lake! Property Bonus Points Highway frontage Open land + timber Level Topography Income-producing Minutes from Mark Twain Lake No improvements — build or hold About the location: Indian Creek or "Swinkey" as it has been called since it was first settled - Close to Paris (MO), Florida (MO), Santa Fe (MO), Mexico (MO) and just over an hour from Columbia (MO)....where else in the world could you own property with this worldly location. High Lights of the area: St. Stephens Parish @Swinkey holds the record for the oldest summer picnic and is the oldest parish in the Jefferson City Diocese. Mark Twain Birth place Historic Park @Florida, including Mark Twain Trail Head. Si Colborn Group Camp @Florida. Named after long time local journalist Robert Irvin "Si" Colborn, for his years of championing for the area. A civic leader, author and historian. Near numerous Boat Ramps, Recreation Areas, Hunter/Fisher accesses and hiking trails. Imagine what you could do with this location! Call today for more details or to schedule a showing.

Timbered hills and lake country in the northeast.

Monroe County is rolling timber-and-pasture country in northeastern Missouri, well regarded for its blend of hardwood ridges, creek bottoms, and open farm ground. Wooded draws and brushy edges thread the pasture and hay ground, holding deer and turkey and drawing recreational buyers who want cover and privacy. Grass and tillable acres support cattle and crops, while the county's lake country adds fishing, boating, and quiet water recreation. This mix of working farmland and genuine hunting timber makes Monroe a favorite for buyers seeking a combination tract they can graze, hunt, and enjoy. With good water and balanced ground, it delivers northeastern Missouri's recreational appeal at a grounded reach.

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