0 Hampel Rd

About This Property

Positioned in a quiet, desirable corridor of Moscow Mills, this versatile 8 acre tract on Hampel Rd offers a blend of income potential, natural beauty, and future homesite appeal. Currently utilized as productive row crop ground, the property provides immediate return while presenting an exceptional opportunity for development. With public water and sewer available and direct asphalt road frontage, the groundwork is in place for a seamless transition to a custom setting. Crooked Creek meanders through a portion of the property, enhancing the landscape with scenic character and attracting local wildlife, while a mix of open ground and scattered woods offer usability and privacy. Zoned single-family and located within the highly regarded Troy R-III School District, this property is ideally suited for those seeking a private rural setting without sacrificing convenience. Just minutes from the amenities of Moscow Mills, yet tucked away in a quiet area, it strikes the perfect balance between accessibility and seclusion. Property is located within a designated floodplain, offering fertile ground for agricultural use and contributing to the natural character of the landscape. Buyers to verify flood zone details, building requirements, and any applicable restrictions. Whether you’re looking to build, invest, or hold income-producing land in a growing area of Lincoln County, this property presents a compelling opportunity with long-term upside.

The heart of the Lincoln Hills and its whitetail country.

Lincoln County lends its name to the hills that define this region, and the ground lives up to the reputation. Rolling hardwood ridges and steep timbered draws give way to fertile crop bottoms along the streams and the Mississippi lowlands to the east. It is classic Missouri big-woods and farm-country blend: mature oak-hickory timber, cattle pasture, and productive tillable ground woven together. That habitat mix has earned this part of the state a strong following among trophy-whitetail hunters, and the same land carries turkey, small game, and waterfowl along the river corridors. For buyers, Lincoln County offers working farms and recreational tracts with real agricultural value and standout hunting appeal.

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