40 Marion County Road 204 Monroe City Missouri home for sale listed at $368,000
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$368,000
MLS# MIS26068416

40 Marion County Road 204

Monroe City, MO 63456· Marion County
n/a
AgriculturalFarmRecreationalHorsesLivestockResidential
40.0
Acres
$9,200
Per Acre
Land
Type
Marion
County
$64/yr
Est. Taxes
0 Days
On Market
October 26, 2026
Listed

About This Property

Here's your 40 acres! Located on Missouri's Marion County Road 204 with about 31.66 tillable acres, split by woods and a pond. This recreational property is just the right size to fulfill your dreams of county living, yet close to Monroe City @ Mark Twain Lake. Bordered by both wooded and open tracts, this is Whitetail and Turkey central. Adjoining land is available for purchase. See it! Love it! Own it today! Call for additional details.

Land & Acreage

Property TypeLand
Acreage40.00 acres
Price / Acre$9,200
Lot Sq Ft1,742,400 sq ft
CountyMarion County
Parcel Number014.04.18.0.00.002.000
Development{"Raw Land"}
Subdivisionn/a

Land Features & Use

Current Use
AgriculturalFarmRecreational
Possible Use
FarmHorsesLivestockRecreationalResidential
Terrain & Lot Features
Adjoins Wooded AreaAgriculturalFarmNative PlantsPond on LotUndevelopedWooded
View
Trees/Woods
Road FrontageCounty Road
Road SurfaceGravel

Water & Utilities

Water Frontage
Creek

Structures & Outbuildings

On the Property
None

Financial & Terms

List Price$368,000
Original Price$368,000
Price / Acre$9,200
Annual Taxes$64 (2025)
Listing Terms1031 Exchange, Cash, Conventional
PossessionClose Of Escrow
Legal Description

NW1/4 NE1/4

About Marion County

Lincoln Hills & Northeast Riverlands
Land & Farm

Mississippi bottoms and hill-country timber along the river.

Marion County lies along the Mississippi River in Northeast Missouri, where rich bottom farmland meets the timbered hills that back it. The river bottoms carry productive row-crop ground, while the uplands hold oak-hickory timber, pasture, and the field edges that hold game. The river corridor makes for a natural draw for waterfowl, and the surrounding hardwoods support the whitetail and turkey hunting this region has built its reputation on. Buyers find a working agricultural county with genuine recreational depth, from tillable acreage and cattle ground to timbered hunting tracts. Marion County offers the riverland mix at the core of this region: farm productivity paired with the outdoor appeal that draws land buyers north.

Terrain
River bottoms and timbered uplands
Land Use
Row-crop farms, cattle pasture, timber
Water
Mississippi River frontage, creeks, sloughs
Recreation
Waterfowl, whitetail, and turkey hunting
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Listing information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and should be independently verified. IDX information provided by MARIS MLS. Listing courtesy of Horizon Real Estate Partners. Listed by Debbie Kendrick.

MLS# MIS26068416 · Key: MIS208758114 · Last updated: Oct 26, 2026

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