00 HIghway JJ

About This Property

Discover the best of both worlds with 51.2 surveyed acres just outside Elsberry, Missouri, offering an exceptional combination of productive tillable ground, recreational acreage, and an ideal homesite. Approximately 30 acres are tillable, providing income-producing potential while the balance of the property offers excellent opportunities for hunting, recreation, and enjoying the outdoors. One standout feature of this property is the beautiful northern view overlooking the Elsberry Knobs. The relatively level terrain creates an excellent setting for building a home while allowing you to take advantage of the surrounding countryside and scenic views. For those looking for recreational opportunities, this property delivers. Deer and turkey are abundant, and waterfowl periodically utilize the approximately 1-acre watershed lake located on the property. The lake provides a unique opportunity to attract and harvest multiple species of wildlife while adding to the overall recreational appeal of the farm. Another rare benefit is the potential access to public water and a septic system. The property has the option to connect up to two taps at no cost, with this opportunity shared among this parcel and two additional parcels surveyed from the original parent tract. Tap connections will be handled on a first-come, first-served basis. Any additional tap is estimated to cost approximately $4,500. Whether you're looking for a place to build your dream home, add acreage to your farming operation, establish a recreational property, or simply invest in land with multiple potential uses, 00 Hwy JJ offers a rare combination of tillable ground, wildlife, water, scenic views, and building potential in a convenient location just outside Elsberry.

The heart of the Lincoln Hills and its whitetail country.

Lincoln County lends its name to the hills that define this region, and the ground lives up to the reputation. Rolling hardwood ridges and steep timbered draws give way to fertile crop bottoms along the streams and the Mississippi lowlands to the east. It is classic Missouri big-woods and farm-country blend: mature oak-hickory timber, cattle pasture, and productive tillable ground woven together. That habitat mix has earned this part of the state a strong following among trophy-whitetail hunters, and the same land carries turkey, small game, and waterfowl along the river corridors. For buyers, Lincoln County offers working farms and recreational tracts with real agricultural value and standout hunting appeal.

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