Fayette MO Real Estate & Land for Sale

The 176.79 acre farm being offered in Howard County Missouri is a farm that offers so much to its next owner. With around 110 acres in crop production now, the ability to farm it or rent out for income is present. The creek and timber on the farms allow for recreational uses such as hunting and nature watching. Located just minutes north of Glasgow, Missouri, the 176.79 acres is along County Road 248 off of Highway V and has Doxies Creek as its north line for over 2/3 of a mile. The 110+/- acres of tillable land is made up of three different silt loams. The overall NCCPI rating is 74.5 making it a strong farm for valuable production of your corn or soybeans. The farm has a couple of small barns on it to park equipment in on site.The topography of the farm and the existing timber sets this farm up for a great hunting piece, with the current owners enjoying the hunting for many years with great success. The hunting rights are currently leased out on a year to year basis and are just another stream of income if you choose to continue leasing. The whitetail deer are present and sign is everywhere. We saw numerous deer while photographing the property. The timber along Doxies Creek looks to be a great area for mushroom hunting or simply enjoying a hike through the mature timber or even a great place to put your back against a large trunk and wait for that turkey to come strutting by in search of his lonely hen. So if you are on the search for expanding your farming footprint or even looking for a farm to invest in and enjoy the multiple streams of income, this one is worth the look.

From the moment you pull up to the pine gates, you get the feeling you are about to experience one of those properties thats just unique. The location of the property is ideal, as it's so close to Interstate 70 and Columbia Missouri, yet when on the property you would swear you were miles from anywhere. With the farm located nearly at the end of a dead end road and the big mature timber that completely encompasses the permitter, the peace and tranquility is mind easing. Once you pass through the gate, you see the trail on your right that will lead you along the south line to the east side of the farm and allows access to the entire east side of the farm. The east side of the farm consists of a wet weather creek crossing in the southeast corner and one open grass area that is about little over 1.5 acres, the ideal spot for a late season food plot, and over 80 acres of solid timber. The road leading in to the heart of the property will take you on the ridge top through a bean field that is showing the signs of plentiful wildlife presence, with the tops of the bean plants all eaten out by the deer and a few fresh dusting areas for the turkeys. Once you reach the end of that field you are led to another opening in a timber section, this is where 14 acres owned by Boone County Missouri is located. The 14 acres splits the farm into 2 parcels and runs all the way from east to west side. The property is believed to be an abandoned Boone's Lick trail system. With restrictions on the land being no structures of any kind, the best part is the owner has access to hunt and use the land as their own. Once through the timber opening and off the Boone County property, you find the heart of the farm and fully experience what it truly has to offer. The open field that lays to your right and extends north to and eventually wraps back around to the west side of the land. This is where you will find the shed, orchard and pond that offer up so many possibilities of recreation.

Commercial lot with approximately 150 feet of Odell frontage. Zone C2 (Highway business), lots of possibilities here! Two lots with primary one being the Odell lot

Looking for that perfectly located property with good access and great investment opportunity? With Interstate 70 frontage and 14.5 acres, this property is sure to fit the needs of many. With the property made up of 2 parcels, one with a commercial rating and the other with an agricultural rating, the taxes are very low for the location. With the area being at the intersection of two major highways, there is reason to believe that it's just a matter of time before the development sets in and the area grows commercially. Why not get in, before the boom? The property now consists of grass, being cut for hay locally, and the remnants of some concrete foundation of an old structure. The interstate side of the property is grown up with trees and offers great seclusion and traffic noise buffering on the land. The south outer road is the south side of the property and provides great paved frontage for whatever adventure you want to assign to the property. Business? Industry? Home? Any or all are a possibility. Even keeping it in hay production or even sticking a crop in would be a good source of income, all the while watching the area grow and develop around you. This property is sure to garner the attention of many, don't wait for you opportunity to see it for yourself.