2302 Highway 19

About This Property

If you’re searching for a property rich in character, potential, and rolling countryside, then checkout this incredible 118-acre farm situated just 20 minutes south of Hermann. The land offers an excellent mix of pasture ground, hardwood timber, and endless possibilities to make it your own. There is approximately 1,350 feet of road frontage along Highway 19 with a mature tree line that provides a natural buffer and added privacy from the road. The property consists of approximately 33 acres of pasture ground and 85 acres of timber, creating an ideal setting for cattle, horses, hunting, recreation, or building your country retreat. Situated several hundred yards off the highway is the rustic two-story farmhouse built in 1880, featuring 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. The home is in need of repairs, but still serves as a usable refuge during weekend getaways and hunting camp, providing the opportunity to restore its character or explore other possibilities for the homesite. There are also two machine sheds that measure 24’x40’ and 24’x42’ with a 14’ lean to that serve as useful storage space for equipment. A small pond, former clay pit, and a wet-weather creek that meanders through the woods add to the property's appeal, while perimeter fencing and cross fencing provide a foundation for livestock use. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the well-maintained network of wide trails winding throughout the timber, providing access to multiple deer stand locations and making excellent use of the property's wooded acreage. A strong history of successful deer and turkey hunting is backed with a wide array of trail camera and harvest photos. Access is convenient with a private driveway entering from the north side of the property and two additional gates along the south side providing deeded easement access from Leweke Lane. Whether you're looking for a hunting retreat, a livestock farm, a recreational getaway, or acreage to build a new home, this versatile property offers a wealth of potential. Bring your vision and make this 118-acre farm your own!

Wine-country hills and river-bluff timber above the Missouri.

Gasconade County is classic Missouri River wine country, where steep timbered bluffs and rolling upland ridges fall away toward the river and the Gasconade valley. It is a land of oak-and-hickory hardwoods, spring-fed draws, and small pastures tucked between wooded slopes, appealing to buyers who want privacy, elevation, and character over open flat ground. The broken terrain holds deer and turkey well and offers strong cover for the hunter or the family seeking a quiet retreat. Bottomland along the rivers supports row crops and hay, while the hillsides suit grazing, timber, and grapes. For the recreational buyer, it blends working ground, hardwood timber, and a scenic river setting within easy reach of the region.

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