331 County Road 433

About This Property

Tucked away at the end of a private lane just outside of Jackson/Fruitland, this one-of-a-kind property offers the peace and privacy of country living while keeping you just minutes from everything Jackson, Cape Girardeau, and Fruitland have to offer. Surrounded by picturesque crop fields, the setting feels miles away from anyone and anything, yet everyday conveniences are still close at hand. Situated on 101.99± acres, the property features a comfortable 3-bedroom, 2-full-bath 1,733 sq. ft. home with an attached 2-car garage. Additional improvements include a detached shop/garage with heating and cooling, plus another outbuilding providing even more space for equipment, storage, hobbies, or recreational gear. The outdoor spaces are where this property truly shines. Relax on the screened-in porch and take in the peaceful surroundings and expansive country views, or spend an afternoon on the inviting front porch beneath mature shade trees. A beautifully fenced front yard provides a great space for pets to enjoy the outdoors, while mature apple trees add even more character and country charm to the property. In addition to the privacy and acreage, the productive crop ground offers the potential for continued farm rental income without the new owner having to farm the property themselves. The crop fields are currently leased through the end of the year, providing an established agricultural use with the opportunity for the new owner to explore continuing a farm lease in the future. With over 100 acres, productive farmland, multiple outbuildings, mature fruit trees, abundant privacy, and an incredibly convenient location, this property offers a rare combination of country living, usable acreage, and income potential. Whether you're looking for a private residence, room to spread out, an investment component, or simply a place where you can slow down and enjoy the scenery, this property deserves a closer look.

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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