00 Monroe Road 649

About This Property

Here's your chance to own a hard-to-find property in the Mark Twain Lake area. Situated on 17.12± acres, this private retreat is tucked behind a gated entrance and offers a beautiful mix of open ground, mature timber, and water. Whether you're looking for a full-time home, weekend getaway, or hunting and fishing property, this one checks all the boxes. The centerpiece of the property is the 3.5± acre stocked lake, providing excellent fishing and incredible views right from the house. Spend your mornings on the water, evenings around the fire, or simply enjoy the peace and quiet that comes with owning your own private lake. The home features 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, and an additional loft that works great for extra sleeping space, a home office, or a game room. Inside you'll find an open floor plan with vaulted ceilings, exposed wood beams, and plenty of windows that bring in natural light and showcase the surrounding landscape. One of the best features of the home is the large wraparound porch, offering the perfect place to relax, entertain guests, or take in the view overlooking the lake and surrounding countryside. For outdoor enthusiasts, this property is even more impressive. The 17.12 acres adjoin Corps of Engineers ground, giving you direct access to additional land for hiking, hunting, and exploring. You're also just minutes from Mark Twain Lake, making it easy to enjoy some of the area's best boating, fishing, and public hunting opportunities. Properties with this much privacy, a stocked lake, a quality home, and direct access to Corps ground rarely become available. If you've been looking for a place where you can fish, hunt, entertain, and enjoy the outdoors without leaving your own property, this is one you'll want to see.

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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