1525 State Highway O Unincorporated Missouri home for sale listed at $350,000
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$350,000
MLS# MIS26054858

1525 State Highway O

Unincorporated, MO 63823· Scott County
Meadowbrook Sub
PastureLivestockResidentialResidential Lots
14.0
Acres
$25,000
Per Acre
Land
Type
Scott
County
$189/yr
Est. Taxes
0 Days
On Market
August 25, 2026
Listed

About This Property

Discover the possibilities with this 14± acre property located in the Kelly School District. Fully fenced and offering plenty of open space, this property provides an excellent opportunity to create your own private ranch, homestead, or full country compound. The property features a hay barn as well as a feed building with its own well, with approximately half of the building featuring a concrete floor. With existing agricultural improvements already in place and ample acreage to work with, there is plenty of room for a future home, shop, additional buildings, livestock, equipment, and more. Whether you’re looking for a place to build your dream home and ranch setup or simply want acreage with existing infrastructure, this property offers a great starting point with room to make it your own.

Land & Acreage

Property TypeLand
Acreage14.00 acres
Price / Acre$25,000
Lot Sq Ft609,840 sq ft
CountyScott County
Parcel Number15-9.2-30.00-000-000-005.00
Development{"Raw Land"}
SubdivisionMeadowbrook Sub

Land Features & Use

Current Use
Pasture
Possible Use
LivestockResidentialResidential Lots
Terrain & Lot Features
Few TreesPastureSuitable for Horses
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Pasture
Fencing
Full
Road FrontageHighway
Road SurfaceAsphalt

Water & Utilities

Water SourceWell
Sewer / SepticNone
UtilitiesElectricity Connected, Sewer Available, Water Available

Structures & Outbuildings

On the Property
Equipment ShedMetal BuildingOutbuildingShed(s)Storage

Financial & Terms

List Price$350,000
Original Price$350,000
Price / Acre$25,000
Annual Taxes$189 (2025)
Listing TermsCash, Conventional
PossessionClose Of Escrow

About Scott County

Southeast Lowlands (Bootheel)
Land & Farm

Delta farmland where the lowlands start to rise.

Scott County bridges the delta and the higher ground to the north, sitting where the flat Bootheel farmland begins its transition toward the Ozark escarpment near the Mississippi River. Most of the county is rich alluvial cropland — soybeans, corn, wheat, and cotton — worked in level fields among drainage ditches. Toward the western and northern edges the ground firms and rolls slightly, adding variety to an otherwise flat landscape. For farm buyers, Scott offers productive delta soil with convenient access. Recreation runs to waterfowl in the flooded lowlands and doves along the field edges, with pockets of timber near the river and higher ground holding some deer and turkey. It is farmland with a transitional edge.

Terrain
Delta cropland edging toward higher ground
Land Use
Soybeans, corn, wheat, and cotton
Water
Mississippi River and drainage ditches
Recreation
Waterfowl and dove, with some deer and turkey
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MLS# MIS26054858 · Key: MIS208073031 · Last updated: Aug 25, 2026

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