27650 Iowa Road

About This Property

Rare opportunity to own a custom-built modern home on 45 acres just minutes from Mark Twain Lake, complete with creek frontage, productive farmland, valuable timber, and a 40x60 machine shop. This exceptional full masonry home backs to Lick Creek that flows to the lake, offering privacy, natural beauty, and abundant outdoor recreation. The open-concept main floor features vaulted ceilings, 9-foot ceilings, Andersen windows, numerous builder upgrades, upgraded hard surface flooring, and abundant natural light. The chef’s kitchen boasts custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, upgraded stainless steel appliances, and a large center island, which is perfect for entertaining or family gatherings. The spacious primary suite provides a peaceful retreat with a full bathroom featuring multiple builder upgrades. The home also includes two additional bedrooms, an office, and a sportsman’s closet. With 2.5 baths and a massive 4-car garage, the home offers both comfort and functionality. Outdoor living includes a cozy patio and a large covered patio connected to a 40x60 partial masonry machine shop. This impressive shop is ideal for equipment storage, hobbies, or a home-based business. The full basement adds efficiency and versatility with an energy-efficient HVAC system and a bonus forced-air wood furnace. The property itself is equally impressive. The 45 acres include productive farmland that offers potential income by renting to local farmers, along with a mature grove of valuable walnut trees and additional white oak timber. These highly sought-after hardwoods enhance the beauty of the landscape while also representing a valuable natural timber asset. Whether you are looking for a private country estate, hobby farm, hunting retreat, or weekend getaway, this versatile property offers space, quality construction, natural beauty, and long-term value near Mark Twain Lake.

Quiet timbered country with farm ground and standout hunting.

Ralls County is quintessential Northeast Missouri: gently rolling ground where hardwood timber, cattle pasture, and cropland trade back and forth across the landscape. Wooded draws and stream corridors thread between the fields, creating the habitat edges that make this part of the state a destination for whitetail and turkey hunters. It is largely rural, working country, well suited to cattle operations, row-crop farms, and recreational tracts held for hunting and quiet enjoyment. The blend of productive agriculture and strong game populations gives buyers ground that can earn its keep while offering some of the best hunting the region is known for. For those seeking timbered privacy with farm utility, Ralls County delivers.

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