00 Leweke Lane

About This Property

If you appreciate the soothing sound of a peaceful creek winding through the timber and the possibility of crossing paths with a whitetail deer or strutting turkey while soaking in the solitude of the Missouri countryside, then this property may be the one for you. Located just under 20 minutes south of Hermann and 35 minutes southwest of Washington, this 85-acre wooded tract offers all sorts of possibilities for recreation, investment opportunity, or a future build site just six-tenths of a mile down a private lane off Highway 19. The property features a mix of mature and younger growth timber stands, trails that wind throughout the majority of the woodland, along with a wet-weather creek that flows through the heart of it all. Several older homemade box blinds and a few clearings provide established spots for hunting and food plots. Most of the property boundaries are encompassed by older fencing, adding to the property's established character. Electric service is available on the southern end of the parcel where the Phillips 66 pipeline cuts through, and there are neatly stacked piles of logs along the pipeline right-of-way from an expansion of the line a few years ago that would provide an ample amount of firewood for the upcoming winter. The land has been enjoyed by family and friends for hunting over the years and has also served as a source of firewood for the family's home in town years ago. With its secluded setting, recreational opportunities, and convenient location, this property is brimming with potential for its new owner or family to enjoy, explore, and make it their own for years to come. Call today to get all the details and see it for yourself!

Wine-country hills and river-bluff timber above the Missouri.

Gasconade County is classic Missouri River wine country, where steep timbered bluffs and rolling upland ridges fall away toward the river and the Gasconade valley. It is a land of oak-and-hickory hardwoods, spring-fed draws, and small pastures tucked between wooded slopes, appealing to buyers who want privacy, elevation, and character over open flat ground. The broken terrain holds deer and turkey well and offers strong cover for the hunter or the family seeking a quiet retreat. Bottomland along the rivers supports row crops and hay, while the hillsides suit grazing, timber, and grapes. For the recreational buyer, it blends working ground, hardwood timber, and a scenic river setting within easy reach of the region.

Location