18900 Monroe Road 451

About This Property

If you've been looking for a small acreage with plenty of potential, this 8.61± acre property deserves a look. The property features a 30' x 50' pole barn that's ideal for equipment storage, workshop space, or can be converted to a barndominium. The property also includes a small stocked pond, adding another great feature for fishing, relaxing, or attracting wildlife. With open ground and room to grow, it's well suited for a hobby farm or simply enjoying country living. One of the standout features is the view overlooking the Elk Fork of the Salt River and Mark Twain Lake. The property borders the waterfowl refuge, providing a great setting for wildlife watching and outdoor recreation. During early teal and late goose seasons, the refuge is open to hunting, giving waterfowl hunters a unique hunting opportunity just outside their back door. Located just minutes from Mark Twain Lake, you'll also have quick access to several public boat ramps and public hunter/fisher access areas, making it easy to enjoy fishing, boating, waterfowl hunting, and all the outdoor recreation the area has to offer. Whether you're looking for a place to build, start a hobby farm, or own a piece of the countryside with excellent outdoor opportunities, this property offers a hard-to-find combination of acreage with beautiful views, and convenient access to some of northeast Missouri's best hunting, fishing.

Timbered hills and lake country in the northeast.

Monroe County is rolling timber-and-pasture country in northeastern Missouri, well regarded for its blend of hardwood ridges, creek bottoms, and open farm ground. Wooded draws and brushy edges thread the pasture and hay ground, holding deer and turkey and drawing recreational buyers who want cover and privacy. Grass and tillable acres support cattle and crops, while the county's lake country adds fishing, boating, and quiet water recreation. This mix of working farmland and genuine hunting timber makes Monroe a favorite for buyers seeking a combination tract they can graze, hunt, and enjoy. With good water and balanced ground, it delivers northeastern Missouri's recreational appeal at a grounded reach.

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