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About This Property

Farmland! 59 Acres Along the Big River — Where Income, Recreation, and Wide-Open Possibility Meet Looking for land that can work for you and still give you a place to breathe? This 59-acre tract offers a rare combination of productive farmland, recreational potential, and Big River scenery. Set in the Byrnes Mill/Eureka area of Jefferson County, this property offers that hard-to-find blend of rural privacy and convenient reach. The surrounding Big River Valley is known for its wooded hillsides, open ground, river bottoms, and outdoor lifestyle feel — giving this land a setting that feels removed from the noise, yet still within practical access to Eureka, Fenton, High Ridge, and the greater St. Louis region Currently leased to a farmer, the property provides an existing agricultural use while preserving future flexibility for the next owner. Whether you’re looking for land to farm, a weekend recreational escape, or simply a long-term hold with natural beauty, this property offers a compelling opportunity. 59 acres. Big River setting. Income potential already in place. This is not just land — it’s income, recreation, and freedom in one property. It has a road easement that connects to Brynes mill Rd Running along the Big River, this acreage delivers the kind of setting land buyers are always searching for: open ground, river proximity, privacy, and room to enjoy the outdoors. Use it. Lease it. Explore it. Hold it. Land like this is getting harder to find.

Wooded river hills and exurban timber south of the city.

Jefferson County is classic wooded river-hill country, where the land folds into timbered ridges, hollows, and Mississippi bluff terrain south of the metro. This is exurban ground more than open farm country — heavily wooded tracts, hardwood timber, and hillside parcels that reward buyers looking for privacy, cover, and recreation within an easy drive of the city. The rolling, forested character suits whitetail and turkey hunting, timber holdings, and secluded homesites tucked into the hills. Creeks and drainages thread the hollows, and the Mississippi forms the county's eastern edge. For someone who wants genuine woods and topography without going deep into the Ozarks, Jefferson offers wooded recreational land with the metro still comfortably close at hand.

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