22991 Arlo Farms Road

About This Property

AUCTION LISTING - List price is not indicative of Seller’s final reserve amount. This property is part of an online bidding event. This sale will be executed with a no-contingency contract provided by brokerage representing the Seller. See MLS Supplement Document for complete details. Great opportunity in Warren County to own 9.5± acres with built-in income and plenty of future potential. The property currently produces $300 per month through an established tower lease with likely future opportunities to renegotiate. That gives a buyer immediate cash flow along with the possibility of increasing the income over time. The acreage currently consists of the original homesite and yard and an older pasture that has grown up. The new owner could clear it and return much of the property to open pasture. The land would work well for a homestead, hobby farm, private recreation property, new homesite, or weekend camping spot. An older pole barn remains on the property and could be cleaned out and repurposed for storage, equipment, livestock, or a workshop. The original home remains on the property. There may be a well that can be salvaged. The real value is in the electric service as it is already in place, giving a buyer a strong starting point for a new build site, camper setup, or weekend retreat. The property sits on a dead end road with only one neighbor, offering privacy while maintaining direct access to Highway U. This is a nice starter tract with income, utilities, privacy, and multiple possibilities. There is a small cemetery on the property. All buildings and associated improvements are sold as-is, where-is. Bid your price today.

Timbered ridges and creek bottoms an easy drive from the city.

Warren County sits at the western edge of the Lincoln Hills, where rolling hardwood ridges fall away to the wooded draws and bottoms above the Missouri River. It is a landscape of oak-hickory timber broken by pasture and row-crop fields, well suited to cattle ground, small working farms, and recreational tracts. The mix of standing timber, creek corridors, and agricultural edge makes for strong whitetail and turkey habitat, a hallmark of this part of Missouri. Proximity to the metro area gives owners a rare combination of genuine rural character and convenient access, appealing to those seeking a weekend hunting retreat, a hobby farm, or ground to hold and enjoy for the long term.

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