TBD State Route 46 N/A Eagleville, MO 64442

Listing details for TBD State Route 46 N/A, Eagleville, MO 64442 : Motivated seller! Are you looking for a phenomenal turn-key recreational property with world class whitetail, a beautiful new construction fully furnished cabin and fully finished and insulated shop? If so you will love what this farm has to offer! We are offering a picturesque 60 surveyed acre recreational farm located just 5.5 miles northwest of Eagleville, MO and just 4 miles south of the Missouri/Iowa state line in Harrison County. When coming to northern Missouri to hunt are you tired of staying in a camper? Are those hotel bills adding up quickly? Or are you just looking for a nice recreational farm and a place to stay to get away? If so, then you need to take a serious look at this farm! With the fully furnished cabin having all the modern amenities it presents the ability to bring your entire family and your friends for an extended stay as you have a full kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, large living room, heat & A/C, a washer and dryer, a beautiful porch, and a cozy fire pit area! Flip the lights on, set the heat or A/C, and kick your feet up and relax! The new fully finished shop offers the new owner many options. The shop offers a lean-to, electric, concrete, and a 9x7 garage door. This is a great place to store your hunting gear and land management tools, use to process your harvest, or to easily convert to additional living quarters. Many mature bucks and turkey have been captured on trail camera and it is clearly evident deer are bedding on this farm! The farm offers thick bedding along the creek, big open hardwood timber, tons of new trails for easy access, beautiful 6’-8’ tall native grasses, multiple food plots, and two new wildlife watering holes. The creek meanders through the south end of the farm creating a major travel corridor along with multiple pinch points and drainages. It is well known that this area of Harrison County produces giant whitetail and while driving through the area and touting the farm it is evident why.