4405 County Road 242

About This Property

75+- acres | Private Rural Estate with New Shop, Barn, Pond & Underground Utilities This versatile 75+- acre property offers an impressive combination of beautiful views, quality improvements, productive acreage, excellent hunting, and privacy. Conveniently located between Monroe City, Palmyra, and Hannibal, the property has been meticulously maintained for more than 20 years and is ready for its next owner. A half-mile private drive leads to the back of the property to a newly constructed 48’ x 72’ building. Built with quality and durability in mind, it features 12-foot ceilings, 2x6 framed walls, upgraded 26-gauge roofing/trim, a radiant barrier, 6-inch concrete floors with full footings, additional rebar, and fiber reinforcement. Rough-in plumbing is in place for a bathroom, multiple sinks, and spigots, with interior framing underway for several rooms. A half-mile of underground electric, water, and high-speed fiber has also been ran to the building. Whether used as a workshop, business headquarters, hunting retreat, or future residence, the building offers outstanding flexibility with room to expand. The property also includes a 50’ x 72’ pole barn with 14-foot sidewalls and two 16-foot sliding doors providing excellent storage for equipment, hay, livestock, or recreational vehicles. Everyone will appreciate the 1.5-acre pond stocked with catfish and bluegill, along with excellent deer and turkey hunting. The property backs to Sees Creek and has been carefully managed to provide quality wildlife habitat throughout. With approximately 35–40 acres estimated to be tillable, the land is currently being used for hay production yielding approximately 130 large round bales per cutting without fertilizer application. Rolling terrain provides beautiful views and numerous potential building sites. With utilities already in place, the property is well-suited for division into multiple tracts, adding further potential. The entrance is just 100 yards from blacktop on a quiet quarter-mile dead-end county road shared by only three neighboring homes. Mark Twain Lake is just 12 miles away! Whether you’re seeking a private country estate, hunting retreat, productive farm, business location, or long-term property, this acreage offers a hard-to-find combination of infrastructure, recreation, productivity, and privacy. -- Property Highlights • 75+- acres • Half-mile private drive with new underground utilities • New 48’ x 72’ utility-ready building with upgraded construction and rough-in plumbing • 50’ x 72’ pole barn • 1.5-acre stocked pond • 35–40 acres estimated to be tillable • Productive hay ground • Excellent deer and turkey hunting • Property backs to Sees Creek • Numerous scenic building sites • Potential for division into multiple tracts • Quiet dead-end road with minimal traffic • 12 miles to Mark Twain Lake

Mississippi bottoms and hill-country timber along the river.

Marion County lies along the Mississippi River in Northeast Missouri, where rich bottom farmland meets the timbered hills that back it. The river bottoms carry productive row-crop ground, while the uplands hold oak-hickory timber, pasture, and the field edges that hold game. The river corridor makes for a natural draw for waterfowl, and the surrounding hardwoods support the whitetail and turkey hunting this region has built its reputation on. Buyers find a working agricultural county with genuine recreational depth, from tillable acreage and cattle ground to timbered hunting tracts. Marion County offers the riverland mix at the core of this region: farm productivity paired with the outdoor appeal that draws land buyers north.

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