Wooldridge MO Real Estate & Land for Sale

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.

The Alpha-Omega Farm was purchased 33 years ago and has been a work in progress ever since. The quality and quantity of grass that has been used for hay and forage over the years is rivaled by few. With the owner being a grass and range specialist for his chosen career, the canvas he used to create his own masterpiece came in the form of 117 acres in Howard County Missouri.Once established on the farm the transformation of the pasture ground was set in place and the seeding began in 1993 and continued for 5 plus years to fully transform all the acres in production on the Alpha-Omega Farm. The seeding includes Big Bluestem grass, Indian grass, Switch grass, Alfalfa, Bird's-foot trefoil, and Eastern Gamagrass. With all of those in place the livestock was happy and balers were busy. With livestock not being on the farm the last few years the land has been used primarily for baling of the grass hay. But with all great grazing farms, the food is only half the battle, and a plan had to be put into place to get water to all the animals. That's when the plan to pipe water underground from a pond already in place to a centrally located hydrant, to allow multiple paddocks access to the same water source. Beyond that several other hydrants were spaces out throughout the land to provide other locations with additional water hydrants.The 2500+ square foot home on the property is perfectly located near the junction of 2 paved roads that intersect on the edge the property. From the porch you can look south over the grassy acres and enjoy the sounds of the country while taking in some of the breathtaking views. The 3 bedroom 3 bathroom home has several upgraded rooms in the recent history including a new master suite. The kitchen, which includes a gas burning stove has a modern touch. The home also has a wood burning furnace outside the home that can be used to heat the home if one chooses to cut and burn the wood.

The mostly timbered 65+/- acres in Cooper County Missouri is sure to garner the attention of the buyer looking for the versatile recreation property. With nearly 10 acres of small brush around the old homestead, the remaining land consists of timber and a few small clearings and two power line right-a-ways that are cleared.With nearly 4500 feet of county road frontage, the possibility of a build site is available in a couple of locations. Ideally where the old home and shed is located now, as clearing it would be much easier than removing the mature timber and leveling the contoured land. One of the neatest features of the property is that is boasts over 3200 feet of Lamine River frontage on the south boundary, what is not touching the Lamine River borders the Lamine River Conservation Area along its southern border. Opening the possibility to access to 1000's of more acres. The ground along the Lamine River is unprotected and offers a very neat low lying area that has "travel corridor" written all over it, especially come rut time when that cold north wind starts to blow and the wildlife are looking for protection from the elements. The rock cliff on the north side of the river bottom will provide just that!!

When looking for that ideal recreation property, what comes to mind? Is it seclusion? Size? Income? Location? History? Accessibility? Located near the end of a scarily used county road, this farm doesn't see much road traffic. The 120+ acres lays in an L shape that allows the farm to span a great vast of land that consists of favorable contract in topography and allows the farm to border the Lamine River on the back of the farm.With around 40 acres of the farm being row cropped by a local farmer, the potential for income and food source are both there. The corn currently on the farm is providing the local wildlife with plenty of food for the summer. In the southeast corner of the farm appears to be an old homestead that would provide a great place to set up camp when spending extended periods of time at the farm. An old barn is there and could provide a dry place to store machinery or equipment from the elements. The fields on the farm are set up great and a couple of the smaller open fields would make great food plot fields. They are off the road and even have natural pinch points already in place. Another great feature of the farm is that the Lamine River borders the western most portion of the property and has over 1100 feet of river frontage. The farm is also adjacent to 6000 acres of public use Lamine River Conservation Area. The potential for turning this great property into a family recreational retreat for many years to come is at your fingertips.

Approximately 10 acres. Wonderful property "build" site with mature trees approximately 10 acres, inside Otterville city limits. Property is located within walking distance of Otterville's excellent school. Enjoy country living inside the city limits with abundant wildlife and near the Lamine River Conservation Area. Build your "Dream" house in the country but still a short drive to Sedelia. Contact the owner for more details and to get a private tour, West Central Construction, Otterville MO.

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.