36 Oakview Ct. - Lot 11

About This Property

Imagine ending your day around a firepit on your own private acreage, watching your horse graze in the backyard while the kids and dog run freely across open green space. Picture slow mornings with coffee on the porch, collecting fresh eggs from your chickens, and stepping outside to your custom workshop that has quickly become your favorite place to unwind or create. This is the kind of everyday life Oakview Meadows was designed to support. Set on spacious homesites ranging from approximately 2.9 to 5.7 acres, this community offers a mix of wooded walk out and in grade lots, giving you room to breathe, grow, and truly make your property your own. Whether you choose to build with Variety Homes, including detached garage options, or purchase a lot and bring your own builder, the possibilities here are endless. With minimal subdivision restrictions, you have the freedom to design your dream home, add outbuildings, bring horses, and build a lifestyle that fits you. Located just minutes from town on blacktop roads with public water, Oakview Meadows delivers the perfect balance of privacy and convenience. Situated in unincorporated Lincoln County, owners enjoy lower taxes while still benefiting from Troy Schools and local utilities. This community is thoughtfully created for those who want space, flexibility, and a more peaceful way of living, all while staying close to everything Troy has to offer.

The heart of the Lincoln Hills and its whitetail country.

Lincoln County lends its name to the hills that define this region, and the ground lives up to the reputation. Rolling hardwood ridges and steep timbered draws give way to fertile crop bottoms along the streams and the Mississippi lowlands to the east. It is classic Missouri big-woods and farm-country blend: mature oak-hickory timber, cattle pasture, and productive tillable ground woven together. That habitat mix has earned this part of the state a strong following among trophy-whitetail hunters, and the same land carries turkey, small game, and waterfowl along the river corridors. For buyers, Lincoln County offers working farms and recreational tracts with real agricultural value and standout hunting appeal.

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