




2759 Pcr 910
About This Property
A rare opportunity to enjoy country living with an impressive collection of improvements on 25 beautiful acres! This incredibly unique property combines a spacious remodeled home, separate guest cabin, shop, barn, and a diverse mix of cropland, pasture, and woods—all in a wonderfully private setting. Built in 2015 and completely remodeled in 2020, the main residence offers 2,208 square feet, 3 bedrooms, and 2 full baths with a desirable split-bedroom floor plan. Step through the front door into a beautiful foyer that opens to an expansive great room where the living, kitchen, and dining areas flow together beneath a gorgeous tongue-and-groove vaulted ceiling. The spacious kitchen offers abundant cabinetry, granite countertops, a center island, included appliances, and a generous corner pantry, with an adjacent dining area providing plenty of room for gathering. An electric fireplace creates a cozy focal point in the living room, while expansive backyard views offer the opportunity to watch wildlife right from the comfort of home. The oversized primary suite provides a peaceful retreat with two walk-in closets and a beautifully finished private bath featuring a double-sink vanity and tiled walk-in shower. Outside, a covered patio offers the perfect place to slow down, relax, and take in the surrounding countryside. The property offers even more versatility with a separate 720-square-foot, 1-bedroom, 1-bath cabin/guest house, built in 2005—ideal for guests, extended family, or additional living space. A 30x40 shop with a 12-foot lean- to and a 30x60 barn with 16-foot lean-tos on each side provide an abundance of space for equipment, livestock, storage, hobbies, or farm operations. The 25 acres offer a diverse mix of cropland, pasture, and wooded acreage, providing plenty of possibilities whether your interests include farming, livestock, hunting, recreation, or simply enjoying room to roam. A wet-weather creek adds to the natural character of the property, while the mix of open ground and woods creates excellent habitat for the wildlife that frequent the area. Whether you're looking for your own small farm, recreational retreat, multi-generational property, or simply a private place in the country with room to spread out, this one-of-a-kind offering brings together the home, acreage, buildings, and versatility that can be so difficult to find. And if you’re looking for a little less or a little more acreage, the sellers are willing to consider alternatives.
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About Perry County
Fertile sinkhole plain and Mississippi bottom, classic working farm country.
Perry County is productive farm country where the Ozark border meets the Mississippi River. Much of the county is a gently rolling sinkhole plain, karst land dotted with caves, springs, and sinks, that farms well in grain, hay, and pasture. Along the river, rich bottomland ground grows row crops, while wooded hills and bluffs to the west offer timber and cover that hunt well for deer and turkey. It's a strong agricultural county with a settled, hardworking character, well suited to buyers after a working crop or cattle farm, productive bottom ground, or a rural place with good soil. Waterfowl follow the river corridor in season. For dependable Missouri farm ground, Perry County delivers.
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MLS# MIS26060226 · Key: MIS208336177 · Last updated: Sep 17, 2026
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