10162 Highway D

About This Property

This 116.43 acre property sits in Perry County, Missouri, accessed off Highway D in Frohna. A gravel driveway leads up to the home, giving you privacy from the road and a sense of the property before you ever reach the house. The land is a mix of timber and tillable fields, and the property borders the Seventy-Six Conservation Area to the north. A small pond on the property adds a water source for the local wildlife. The home is set up with two bedrooms and two full bathrooms on the upper level, plus a third bedroom on the lower level. The upstairs living area has vaulted wood beam ceilings and a stone fireplace, giving the main living space a lot of character. The kitchen has black appliances and plenty of cabinet space, with a breakfast nook off to the side for casual meals, separate from the main dining area, and the laundry room just past the kitchen. Downstairs, the lower level adds a bedroom with a brick fireplace right at the entry, along with the mechanical room. A separate storage room in the basement offers additional space for gear and supplies. There is an attached garage on the lower level as well, with enough room to park a UTV or side by side out of the weather. Off the back of the house, a covered deck looks out over the property, a good spot to watch the timber at first and last light. Outside, a large pole barn near the house handles equipment storage, with room for a tractor and a UTV along with space along the walls for tools and other equipment. Between the pole barn, the attached garage, and the basement storage room, there is plenty of covered space for equipment, vehicles, and gear. This property works as a weekend hunting retreat or a full-time home on acreage. Bordering the Seventy-Six Conservation Area to the north adds another layer of privacy and hunting ground nearby. If you are looking for a Perry County property that combines a home with real recreational ground, this one is worth a look.

Fertile sinkhole plain and Mississippi bottom, classic working farm country.

Perry County is productive farm country where the Ozark border meets the Mississippi River. Much of the county is a gently rolling sinkhole plain, karst land dotted with caves, springs, and sinks, that farms well in grain, hay, and pasture. Along the river, rich bottomland ground grows row crops, while wooded hills and bluffs to the west offer timber and cover that hunt well for deer and turkey. It's a strong agricultural county with a settled, hardworking character, well suited to buyers after a working crop or cattle farm, productive bottom ground, or a rural place with good soil. Waterfowl follow the river corridor in season. For dependable Missouri farm ground, Perry County delivers.

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