16153 Monroe Road 743

About This Property

This 80-acre property offers a great combination of country living, hunting, fishing, and recreation, all within easy reach of Mark Twain Lake. The property features a 2,600 sq. ft. earthen home with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, plus a 2.6-acre stocked lake. The lake is stocked with bass, crappie, catfish, and bluegill, providing plenty of fishing right on the property. Also located on the farm is a 1-bedroom, 1-bath barndominium that would make a great guest house, home office, or hunting quarters. An insulated shop with an RV hookup provides room for projects, storage, and recreational equipment. There is also an equipment shed with 220-amp electrical service, along with a large chicken coop/livestock shed. The land consists of approximately 15 acres of pasture and hay ground, with the balance in timber made up of White Oak, Walnut, Hickory, and other native hardwood species. The farm is set up with five established food plots, bedding cover, water holes, and a wet-weather creek, giving wildlife the food, water, and cover they need throughout the property. Deer, turkey, and small game hunting opportunities make this a well-rounded recreational farm. For those looking for a country or homestead lifestyle, the property also features peach, plum, pear, and apple trees, established grapevines, a garden, and blackberry and black raspberry patches for seasonal foraging. With a stocked lake, hunting setup, hardwood timber, pasture, multiple outbuildings, additional living quarters, and proximity to Mark Twain Lake, this 80± acre property has a lot to offer as a full-time residence, hunting farm, or weekend retreat.

Timbered hills and lake country in the northeast.

Monroe County is rolling timber-and-pasture country in northeastern Missouri, well regarded for its blend of hardwood ridges, creek bottoms, and open farm ground. Wooded draws and brushy edges thread the pasture and hay ground, holding deer and turkey and drawing recreational buyers who want cover and privacy. Grass and tillable acres support cattle and crops, while the county's lake country adds fishing, boating, and quiet water recreation. This mix of working farmland and genuine hunting timber makes Monroe a favorite for buyers seeking a combination tract they can graze, hunt, and enjoy. With good water and balanced ground, it delivers northeastern Missouri's recreational appeal at a grounded reach.

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