14832 Sleepy Hollow Drive

About This Property

Tucked away in the peaceful countryside of Marthasville, Missouri, this versatile farm offers an outstanding combination of recreational opportunities, future homesites, and privacy. With a blend of mature timber, open fields, and a small pond, the property provides the ideal setting for outdoor enthusiasts, weekend retreats, or those looking to build in a quiet rural setting. The farm's diverse habitat creates excellent hunting opportunities for whitetail deer and wild turkey. Timbered cover, natural travel corridors, and strategically placed openings provide the ingredients necessary to attract and hold wildlife throughout the year. Whether you're an experienced hunter or simply enjoy observing wildlife, this property offers countless opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. Several potential build sites are scattered throughout the farm, allowing you to create your dream home, cabin, or hunting retreat while maintaining privacy and seclusion. Its secluded setting offers a sense of tranquility that is increasingly difficult to find. Mature timber surrounds much of the acreage, creating a private atmosphere and a true escape from the demands of everyday life. The open fields provide flexibility for food plots, recreational use, pasture, or other land management goals, while the small pond adds both wildlife value and aesthetic appeal. Despite its private feel, the property benefits from convenient access, making it easy to enjoy year-round. Whether you're searching for a hunting property, a future homesite, or a recreational getaway, this Marthasville farm offers a rare opportunity to own a well-rounded piece of Missouri countryside in a highly desirable location. To schedule a private showing, call Cody West.

Timbered ridges and creek bottoms an easy drive from the city.

Warren County sits at the western edge of the Lincoln Hills, where rolling hardwood ridges fall away to the wooded draws and bottoms above the Missouri River. It is a landscape of oak-hickory timber broken by pasture and row-crop fields, well suited to cattle ground, small working farms, and recreational tracts. The mix of standing timber, creek corridors, and agricultural edge makes for strong whitetail and turkey habitat, a hallmark of this part of Missouri. Proximity to the metro area gives owners a rare combination of genuine rural character and convenient access, appealing to those seeking a weekend hunting retreat, a hobby farm, or ground to hold and enjoy for the long term.

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