101 County Road 389

About This Property

This 43.79± acre property is located off County Road 389 just minutes from Lake Girardeau Conservation Area. The property offers a great combination of timber, wildlife habitat, and open ground. A wet-weather creek winds through the property, providing a water source for wildlife. The property includes some pasture ground, with the majority of the acreage being wooded and well-suited for recreation and hunting. A timber harvest was completed in 2024, creating excellent wildlife habitat while leaving plenty of quality hardwood trees throughout the tract. An Ameren transmission line runs along the south boundary of the property. The property features blacktop county road frontage and electric service on-site, although the service is currently disconnected. An older house is located on the property and is being sold as-is with no assigned value. The structure is not considered livable. Whether you're looking for a hunting property, recreational getaway, investment tract, or future building site, this versatile acreage offers plenty of potential.

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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