229 Highway D

About This Property

Looking for a mini farm with room to make it your own? This 5.46-acre property is conveniently located just minutes from Hawk Point and is within the Troy R-III School District. The property features a one-story, 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom fixer-upper offering 798 square feet of living space. The home has been vacant for several years and is being sold AS IS. The property also includes two large outbuildings, featuring a 42' x 55' metal building and a 69' x 24' tin pole barn, providing plenty of space for equipment, storage, or farm-related needs. Two grain bins are also included: one with a 5,000-BTU capacity, drying floor, stir auger, and air fan, and a second with a 20,000-BTU capacity and sliding doors. Additional features include a propane gas tank that stays with the property, a deep well, a straight-line septic system, and electric service provided by Cuivre River Electric. A few recorded restrictions apply, and the list is available online. With acreage, existing improvements, and convenient access to nearby towns, this property offers an opportunity to create your own mini farm.

The heart of the Lincoln Hills and its whitetail country.

Lincoln County lends its name to the hills that define this region, and the ground lives up to the reputation. Rolling hardwood ridges and steep timbered draws give way to fertile crop bottoms along the streams and the Mississippi lowlands to the east. It is classic Missouri big-woods and farm-country blend: mature oak-hickory timber, cattle pasture, and productive tillable ground woven together. That habitat mix has earned this part of the state a strong following among trophy-whitetail hunters, and the same land carries turkey, small game, and waterfowl along the river corridors. For buyers, Lincoln County offers working farms and recreational tracts with real agricultural value and standout hunting appeal.

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