2329 County Highway 227

About This Property

Escape to your own private slice of Scott County with this 13.65± acre wooded tract located just a few miles outside the Chaffee city limits. Offering a combination of seclusion, wildlife habitat, and potential building sites, this property is well-suited for hunting, recreation, or creating a private country homesite. The land features mature timber, abundant deer and other wildlife, and several scenic ridges and steep fingers that lead down to a flatter bottom area. Two relatively level locations provide potential building opportunities, including one site with road frontage that could simplify access and future development. With frontage along County Highway 227, access is convenient while still maintaining a peaceful, secluded setting. Electric service is available nearby, providing an option for future residential or recreational use. There is no HOA and no known subdivision restrictions, allowing flexibility for your plans. Whether you’re looking for a hunting retreat, a weekend getaway, or a future homesite tucked away in the woods, this property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the beauty and privacy of rural Missouri. Property Highlights: 13.65± wooded acres Road frontage along County Highway 227 Two potential build sites, including one with road frontage Mature timber throughout the property Excellent deer and wildlife habitat Scenic terrain with ridges, draws, and a flat bottom area Electric available nearby No HOA Private, secluded setting Located just minutes from Chaffee and a short drive to Cape Girardeau Bring your vision and explore the possibilities this versatile recreational and residential tract has to offer.

Delta farmland where the lowlands start to rise.

Scott County bridges the delta and the higher ground to the north, sitting where the flat Bootheel farmland begins its transition toward the Ozark escarpment near the Mississippi River. Most of the county is rich alluvial cropland — soybeans, corn, wheat, and cotton — worked in level fields among drainage ditches. Toward the western and northern edges the ground firms and rolls slightly, adding variety to an otherwise flat landscape. For farm buyers, Scott offers productive delta soil with convenient access. Recreation runs to waterfowl in the flooded lowlands and doves along the field edges, with pockets of timber near the river and higher ground holding some deer and turkey. It is farmland with a transitional edge.

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