2 Allen Road

About This Property

Pasture out front, timber out back, and a ridge view that never gets old: approx. 20 acres in scenic Sandy Valley. This Jefferson County, Missouri acreage on Allen Road offers open pasture and mature hardwoods in the Hillsboro School District, on land to be split from a larger parcel. The land: A mix of open, rolling pasture and wooded ground. The fields offer long views of the wooded ridges across the valley, hardwood timber frames the edges, and a wet-weather creek runs through the trees. Several natural home sites overlook the pasture. Uses: The combination of open ground and woods suits horses, livestock, hay, a hobby farm, hunting and recreation, or a custom home on acreage. Buyer to verify zoning and restrictions for intended use, including livestock. Access: Direct access onto blacktop Allen Road, plus gravel lane access by recorded easement. Setting: Surrounded by privately owned large-tract recreational woodlands and secluded country farms, so the views are timber, pasture and open sky. Nearby: Villa Antonio Winery, a family-operated Italian-style winery, and Sandy Creek Covered Bridge State Historic Site near Goldman, one of only four covered bridges remaining in Missouri. Hillsboro shops and services and the St. Louis metro area are within easy reach. Details: Acreage and lot lines are approximate. The split is subject to survey and Jefferson County approval. Buyer to verify utilities, access, schools and restrictions. An adjoining lot of approx. 5 wooded acres is also available, for a combined total of approx. 25 acres.

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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