6601 Rivercrest Drive

About This Property

Scenic Homesite on Nearly 11 Acres with River Frontage – A Rare Natural Haven Close to Town Welcome to your own private sanctuary nestled on nearly 11 pristine acres, where the beauty of nature meets the convenience of town living. This exceptional homesite boasts approximately 600 feet of Big River frontage, complemented by additional frontage along the serene Flat River Creek, offering an idyllic setting for your dream home, retreat, or recreational getaway. Key Features: Expansive 10.87± Acre Parcel: Gently rolling terrain, mature trees, and open clearings provide the perfect mix of buildable space and natural beauty. 600 Feet of Big River Frontage: Enjoy direct access to one of the area's most scenic waterways—perfect for kayaking, fishing, or simply relaxing by the water’s edge. Flat River Creek Frontage: Adds an additional tranquil water element, enhancing the biodiversity and peaceful ambiance of the property. Abundant Wildlife: A haven for deer, turkey, birds, and other native wildlife. Ideal for nature lovers, photographers, or hunters seeking a private piece of paradise. Utilities Nearby: Electricity currently on property as well as city sewer and a well, making development straightforward while preserving the rural charm. Minutes from Town: Enjoy the peace and privacy of a secluded setting without sacrificing access to local amenities, schools, shopping and Highway 67 - just minutes away. Whether you're looking to build your forever home, establish a weekend escape, or invest in a unique piece of land with incredible natural features, this property offers unmatched potential. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a slice of riverside tranquility—where the sights and sounds of nature greet you every day, and town is just down the road.

Rolling farm country over the old lead belt, hills at the doorstep.

St. Francois County sits where the Ozark hills meet gentler, more open country, long the heart of Missouri's old lead belt. The terrain rolls from timbered ridges into pasture, hay ground, and small working farms, making it some of the more accessible and productive land in the region. Reclaimed mining ground and state park land offer wide-open recreation, while the surrounding hills still hunt well for deer and turkey. Streams and farm ponds water the cattle country, and the St. Francis River gathers nearby. Closer to St. Louis than the deep Ozarks, it appeals to buyers wanting a manageable farm, a rural homestead, or a recreational place without giving up convenience. Solid, workable ground with room to grow.

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