34 Trigger Rd

About This Property

An exceptional opportunity for lakefront living awaits at the 31 Mile Marker on the Linn Creek Arm in Camden County, Missouri. This meticulously maintained property offers a seamless transition to lake life, boasting a fully furnished residence and a comprehensive dock setup designed for immediate enjoyment. With a recent home inspection completed and the benefit of NO HOA fees, this offering provides both quality and flexibility. The 1401 Sq. Ft. home, built in 1991, features an open concept floor plan with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, providing comfortable accommodations. Practical amenities include a fireplace and trash compactor, while all appliances, including the washer and dryer, remain with the home. Designed for effortless ownership, the property benefits from zero-maintenance landscaping, metal siding, and composite decking on both a wide wrap-around walkway and the rear deck. An aerated septic system, full electric service, and an oversized crawl space further enhance the home's functionality. The true highlight of this offering is the exceptional deep-water dock infrastructure. A concrete walkway leads directly to a covered 23' x 46' dock featuring durable concrete decking. This robust setup includes a 36' x 15' slip equipped with a 21,000 lb Hydro Hoist with poly tanks, two dock fans, and two dock cabinets. Further enhancing confidence, the dock underwent a thorough inspection by Ameren in 2024. An oversized parking area ensures ample space for vehicles and lake toys. Accessible via a gravel road, this property is served by essential utilities including electric, water, and septic. Every detail has been considered to provide a turnkey lakefront experience in a highly desirable location.

Lake of the Ozarks shoreline wrapped in timbered hunting hills

Camden County is defined by Lake of the Ozarks, whose long, winding shoreline threads through steep, timbered Ozark hills. Buyers here find a rare blend of waterfront recreation and genuine cover country: oak-hickory ridges and hollows that hold strong whitetail and turkey, rugged bluffs and clear coves, and the dramatic springs and sinkhole terrain of the Ha Ha Tonka area. Thin, rocky soils keep any farming to pasture and hay in the valleys, so the dominant appeal runs to recreational and lakeside tracts. Anchored by Camdenton, the county suits a lake-access retreat, a timbered hunting parcel, or a recreational holding where water, cover, and Ozark scenery all come together.

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