1020 County Road 532

About This Property

Nestled on 67 wooded acres this property is a recreational paradise & a hunter's dream. The grounds boast a diverse array of wildlife, including deer, turkeys & more. It backs up to Apple Creek Conservation Area, providing additional hunting opportunities. A wet weather creek graces the northwestern corner where several fossils and artifacts have been found. Located in the esteemed Jackson School district, the barndo house features over 7000sqft with stunning concrete flooring with radiant floor heat. Custom cabinetry & trim work adorn the interior while a storm shelter adds a layer of security. The 3rd level offers ample storage space. Beyond the house is a chicken coop, a woodshed with a stove, a tack shed for equine equipment, a run-in shelter, 2 hay barns & a well house as well as an extra foundation sets the stage for future expansion. With breathtaking views of the bottomlands below, this property seamlessly combines natural beauty with thoughtful design.

Where the Bootheel meets the hills — cropland and deer woods.

Cape Girardeau County marks the northern gateway to the Bootheel, where the flat lowlands meet the rising Ozark escarpment along the Mississippi River. This is the region's most varied ground: fertile bottomland along the river and the Whitewater and Castor drainages gives way to rolling, timbered hills to the west. That mix suits buyers who want both worlds — productive cropland of soybeans, corn, and wheat in the bottoms, and wooded uplands that hold whitetail and turkey. Rivers and creeks thread the county, adding waterfowl to the flooded lowlands and fishing to the mix. For a land buyer seeking farm income and genuine hill-country hunting within reach of the delta, Cape Girardeau offers the fullest blend in southeast Missouri.

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