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About This Property

Prime 6.7-Acre Property Near Mark Twain Lake – Stoutsville, Monroe County, Missouri Discover the ideal blend of privacy, convenience, and recreational living on this exceptional 6.7-acre parcel located just outside Stoutsville, Missouri. Situated along a hard-surface road with easy access, the property is only minutes from Indian Creek Marina on beautiful Mark Twain Lake. The land features a wonderful mix of mature trees that provide natural privacy and create a peaceful, park-like setting—perfect for wildlife and an idyllic backdrop for your dream home or weekend retreat. A private pond on the property offers excellent fishing and a tranquil spot to relax and unwind. Mark Twain Lake is a premier destination for outdoor enthusiasts, with outstanding opportunities for boating, swimming, fishing, hiking, and camping. Nearby scenic trails and campgrounds add to the recreational appeal. Just a short drive away, Monroe City provides convenient shopping, dining, and everyday services. Whether you're seeking a peaceful primary residence, a family vacation getaway, or a smart investment in a growing recreational area, this versatile 6.7-acre property delivers it all. Embrace the beauty of Missouri’s natural paradise in a location that offers both seclusion and accessibility. Don't miss this rare opportunity—schedule your private showing today and make this slice of paradise your own. See it! Own it! Love it!

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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