6606 Old Lemay Ferry Road

About This Property

Two parcels create this 59.02 +/- acre timbered hunting property that offers privacy without sacrificing accessibility. Located just off Highway M in Imperial and only minutes from I-55 and Hwy 21, this unique tract provides the privacy you long for combined with the convenience of location for quick hunting trips, extended weekend stays, or building a dream home or cabin surrounded by the peace and tranquility that a property like this offers. No HOA to dictate the type of structure, so the possibilities are almost endless. The rolling landscape and natural terrain create excellent hunting opportunities with ridges, draws, and natural funnels providing well-defined travel routes throughout the property. An abundance of acorns offers a valuable protein-rich natural food source that can help attract and hold deer during the hunting season, while visible rubs throughout the timber provide additional evidence of active wildlife and this property's substantial hunting potential. In addition to hunting, the property also offers the benefit of unbridled recreational use for those who seek outdoor adventure. Its timbered layout, rolling terrain, natural topography, and substantial size are ideal for developing UTV and ATV trails, whether your goal is to access stand locations, check trail cams, or spend the day exploring. With the opportunity for residential development and its combination of wildlife habitat, recreational opportunities, and convenient access, this tract offers a versatile property for anyone seeking privacy and enjoyment.

Wooded river hills and exurban timber south of the city.

Jefferson County is classic wooded river-hill country, where the land folds into timbered ridges, hollows, and Mississippi bluff terrain south of the metro. This is exurban ground more than open farm country — heavily wooded tracts, hardwood timber, and hillside parcels that reward buyers looking for privacy, cover, and recreation within an easy drive of the city. The rolling, forested character suits whitetail and turkey hunting, timber holdings, and secluded homesites tucked into the hills. Creeks and drainages thread the hollows, and the Mississippi forms the county's eastern edge. For someone who wants genuine woods and topography without going deep into the Ozarks, Jefferson offers wooded recreational land with the metro still comfortably close at hand.

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