24596 Pike 244

About This Property

LEGACY FARM IN THE KNOBS OF CLARKSVILLE | 110 ACRES M/L | PIKE COUNTY, MISSOURI A rare opportunity to acquire a distinguished rural holding in the historic countryside near Stark, Missouri, nestled among the rolling hills of the Knobs of Clarksville. Encompassing 110 acres m/l, this property offers approximately 85 acres of tillable farmland and 25 acres of scattered woods, uniting agricultural productivity with the privacy, natural beauty, and heritage of rural Pike County. The landscape features productive farmland, wooded wildlife habitat, a pond, and panoramic countryside views. With opportunities for continued agricultural production, whitetail deer and turkey hunting, and private recreation, the property offers both practical value and enduring appeal. County road frontage, county water, phone, and electric provide convenient access and essential utilities. The residence is a story-and-a-half country home offering 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, with two bedrooms on the main level and a third in the loft. Inside, soaring wood-clad cathedral ceilings, expansive windows, and a striking floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace establish a timeless lodge-inspired character. A spacious deck, covered porch, and full basement complement the home's appeal and functionality. This property presents an opportunity to own more than productive acreage. It is a substantial country holding in a region shaped by generations of farming, stewardship, and rural tradition. For the investor, sportsman, or buyer seeking a distinguished rural estate, this property offers a compelling combination of income, land, privacy, and legacy. A property of substance and permanence—rooted in the heritage of rural Clarksville and worthy of ownership today and stewardship for generations to come. Deed Restrictions: NO landfills, junk yards, or quarries allowed on property.

River-bottom farms and hardwood hills above the Mississippi.

Pike County fronts the Mississippi River, pairing broad, fertile bottom ground with the timbered hills that rise behind it. The bottoms grow strong row crops, while the uplands hold oak-hickory timber, pasture, and the brushy edges that game favors. This is productive farm country with deep recreational appeal: the river corridor draws waterfowl, and the surrounding hardwoods and field edges support the whitetail and turkey hunting this region is known for. Owners here find diverse ground within a single county, from tillable acreage and cattle pasture to timbered hunting tracts. For a buyer wanting farm income alongside serious hunting opportunity, Pike County offers the balance the Northeast Riverlands are prized for.

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