1770/1771 Pcr 624

About This Property

Rare opportunity to own a private 43-acre retreat featuring a stocked 2-acre pond, income producing tillable acreage, and a versatile shop/residence located well off a quiet dead-end country road. This unique property offers the perfect blend of recreation, income, and privacy. Approximately 33 acres are tillable, providing income potential. The remaining acreage includes a beautifully maintained park-like home site with mature trees, and additional wooded areas ideal for hunting or enjoying nature. The residence is thoughtfully integrated into a 72’ x 42’ shop building, offering approximately 1,350 sq ft of comfortable living space with 2 bedrooms, newly remodeled full bath, kitchen with full appliances and laundry closet with washer & dryer. A recently added wet bar with Granite countertop and built-in Sub-Zero fridge plus two refrigerated drawers is a great addition for entertaining. The highlight of the home is the spacious 22’ x 17’ great room featuring a floor-to-ceiling stone gas fireplace and windows on three sides overlooking the pond providing a truly exceptional setting with year-round views. The large shop/storage area provides outstanding functionality with two oversized 14’ x 12’ overhead doors with openers, ideal for equipment, RV storage, workshop use, or hobby space. Whether you’re a contractor, farmer, or outdoor enthusiast, the flexibility of this space is a major asset. Property includes private well, septic system, electric service, and heat pump HVAC. A long gravel driveway ensures privacy and seclusion, with the home barely visible from the road. This is an ideal property for a full-time residence, weekend retreat, or combination of both, offering fishing, hunting, income potential, and peaceful country living all in one. Properties with this combination of acreage, water, privacy, and utility are rarely available. Schedule your private viewing today.

Fertile sinkhole plain and Mississippi bottom, classic working farm country.

Perry County is productive farm country where the Ozark border meets the Mississippi River. Much of the county is a gently rolling sinkhole plain, karst land dotted with caves, springs, and sinks, that farms well in grain, hay, and pasture. Along the river, rich bottomland ground grows row crops, while wooded hills and bluffs to the west offer timber and cover that hunt well for deer and turkey. It's a strong agricultural county with a settled, hardworking character, well suited to buyers after a working crop or cattle farm, productive bottom ground, or a rural place with good soil. Waterfowl follow the river corridor in season. For dependable Missouri farm ground, Perry County delivers.

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