1617 Sneak Road

About This Property

“Coming Soon” 45.88 +/-Acres of Country Living, Privacy & Endless Possibilities! Whether you’re searching for a private country retreat, hobby farm, hunting property, or a place to put down roots and enjoy the great outdoors, this incredible property offers something for everyone! Featuring a beautiful mix of open and wooded ground with approximately 20 acres of pasture, plus wooded trails, and a wet-weather creek winding through the landscape, this property is perfectly suited for livestock, hunting, 4-wheeling, hiking, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet of country living. Nestled among the picturesque surroundings, the spacious 1.5 story home offers 3 bedrooms, a sleeping area, 3.5 baths, and a versatile floor plan. The main level features a welcoming family room, dining room, kitchen, sunroom, main-floor laundry, and private owner’s suite. Upstairs, you’ll find two generously sized bedrooms, a full bath, loft area, and office space. The finished walkout lower level offers even more flexibility with a second kitchen, spacious recreation room, and the bonus sleeping area, making it an excellent option for multigenerational living and extended family. Additional features include a finished loft above the attached two car garage, offering exciting possibilities for future use with the addition of heating and cooling. A separate barn/garage with concrete floors and a usable storage loft provides plenty of room for equipment, tools, and recreational toys. With direct road frontage, expansive open fields, wooded acreage, and room to roam, the possibilities here are truly endless. Whether you envision raising animals, establishing your own homestead, spending weekends hunting and exploring, or simply relaxing on the covered front porch while taking in the peaceful countryside, this property offers the freedom to make it your own.

River-bottom fertility meets fast-growing gateway countryside.

St. Charles County sits where the Missouri and Mississippi rivers meet, and that setting defines its land. Broad, fertile river bottoms have long supported productive row-crop farming, while the northern and western reaches roll into open countryside and woodlots. Growth pushes out from the metro here, so the county blends genuine agricultural ground with land whose value is shaped by its position on the expanding edge of the region. Bottomland cropland, transitional acreage, and riverfront tracts all have a place. For buyers, the appeal is balance: workable farmland and real recreational access to two great rivers, held within convenient reach of the metropolitan area. It is countryside with a current of growth running through it.

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