314 County Road 212

About This Property

Discover the possibilities at 314 County Road 212 in Linn, Missouri—a beautiful 104+/-acre property offering the ideal blend of country living, income-producing potential, and outstanding outdoor recreation. Whether you're looking for a comfortable rural home, a private hunting retreat, a working farm, or a combination of all three, this property is ready to deliver. The 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home sits in a peaceful rural setting and takes full advantage of the surrounding countryside, with scenic views stretching across the rolling landscape. Enjoy the privacy and tranquility of country living while having plenty of room to spread out and make the property your own. For the livestock-minded buyer, approximately 1/3rd of open ground provides excellent space for cattle, horses, or other livestock. The property also features a 24' x 30' barn, offering convenient space for equipment, feed, supplies, or animal shelter. County road frontage and ample room for trailers, machinery, and livestock add to the property's functionality. Hunters will appreciate the property's proven recreational appeal, with approximately 75 acres of wooded draws and cover providing excellent wildlife habitat, natural cover, and established travel corridors. Located just out of the fertile Gasconade River bottoms, situated between two major food sources, the deer and other wildlife are drawn to the combination of timber, open ground, water, and secluded cover, creating an exceptional setting for hunting and outdoor recreation. Three small ponds further enhance the property's wildlife habitat while providing valuable water sources for livestock and game. With its combination of open pasture, mature timber, multiple ponds, scenic views, a comfortable home, and established hunting opportunities, this 104-acre tract offers the flexibility to enjoy the property in many ways. Run livestock, hunt your own ground, enjoy the views, or simply settle into the peace and privacy of country living. Properties offering this combination of acreage, a residence, livestock potential, water, and proven hunting opportunity are increasingly hard to find. Don't miss the opportunity to make this versatile Osage County Missouri farm your own.

Rugged hardwood ridges where the Osage meets the Missouri.

Osage County is rolling, wooded, and rich in the kind of broken country recreational buyers prize. Hardwood ridges and steep hollows drain toward the Osage and Missouri rivers, laced with spring branches and creek bottoms that concentrate wildlife. This is strong deer and turkey ground, with mature oak timber, brushy edges, and bottomland openings that make natural food plots and quiet camp sites. The tillable river bottoms grow corn, soybeans, and hay, while the uplands carry pasture and timber for the buyer who wants a working farm with a recreational heart. Well-timbered, well-watered, and lightly traveled, Osage County suits those looking for a private tract with genuine Missouri hill character.

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