386 Taiga

About This Property

Welcome to a truly extraordinary opportunity to own a Missouri Sesquicentennial Farm steeped in history and designed for both lifestyle and income potential. Spanning over 68 breathtaking acres, Rolling Hills Farm has been an asset to our community as one of the area's finest equestrian facilities offering full-service boarding and riding lessons with amenities for horse enthusiasts. The property is thoughtfully designed with a 50' x 80' indoor riding arena, 100' x 200' outdoor arena, round pens, 35 stalls, tack room, feed room, and extensive fencing and cross-fencing creating numerous paddocks and turnout areas. A stocked pond, live spring, and, in addition to the automatic no-freeze waterers, a year-round creek provide both beauty and dependable water sources, while the property's proximity to county water offers outstanding future flexibility. The indoor arena is equipped with a half bath and a wash rack with hot water. The spacious residence boasts over 4,300 square feet of finished living space, perfectly blending rustic elegance with modern comfort. The impressive great room addition is the heart of the home, showcasing a soaring 20-foot vaulted ceiling, a dramatic floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace that burns wood or gas, and a wet bar ideal for entertaining after a day at the barn. Whether you're searching for a premier equestrian operation, an income-producing investment, or a private country estate with established amenities, this remarkable property delivers a rare combination of history, functionality, and natural beauty that is seldom offered in Cape Girardeau County. Properties of this caliber are truly one of a kind. Located just ten minutes to Cape Girardeau or Jackson.

Where the Bootheel meets the hills — cropland and deer woods.

Cape Girardeau County marks the northern gateway to the Bootheel, where the flat lowlands meet the rising Ozark escarpment along the Mississippi River. This is the region's most varied ground: fertile bottomland along the river and the Whitewater and Castor drainages gives way to rolling, timbered hills to the west. That mix suits buyers who want both worlds — productive cropland of soybeans, corn, and wheat in the bottoms, and wooded uplands that hold whitetail and turkey. Rivers and creeks thread the county, adding waterfowl to the flooded lowlands and fishing to the mix. For a land buyer seeking farm income and genuine hill-country hunting within reach of the delta, Cape Girardeau offers the fullest blend in southeast Missouri.

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