We are pleased to offer 22.44 +/- surveyed acres in Ray County, Missouri! This property combines scenic build sites, recreational appeal, and excellent development potential. Located in the Excelsior Springs School District, just 10 minutes southeast of Excelsior Springs and … Read More
Less than 1 mile from Highway 59 and less than 4 miles from Neosho, 12471 Mallard Drive offers just over 70 acres built for hunters, cattle producers, and anyone looking for usable Ozarks land with strong recreational and agricultural appeal. … Read More
This 23.62 +/- acre property sits just minutes from the heart of Lee’s Summit, Missouri. Enjoy life with room to roam but still be close to everything! The acreage is close to I-470, I-70, and 40 Highway, which is ideal … Read More
This 40 +/- acre farm sits just a quarter mile off Highway W and 4 miles from Mercer, Missouri. The parcel is located on a well-maintained dead-end gravel road with very low traffic. Look no further if you are after … Read More
There is just something about the Lake of the Ozarks in the summertime that brings your mind to a sense of peace. For many, it is the serenity that many seek away from the hustle and bustle of life. Work … Read More
Historic charm meets privacy and acreage with this 1865 farmhouse situated on 31.5 surveyed acres just outside Hannibal, Missouri. The property is located on a hard-surface road and offers the benefit of a Hannibal-area location while being in Ralls County, … Read More
If you are looking for that dream property in rural Johnson County, Missouri, this 19 +/- acre parcel may be just what you are looking for! With a shouse already on the land and the start and setup of a … Read More
Discover a rare opportunity to own 72 +/- acres of heavily timbered land in a quiet and highly desirable area of the Lake of the Ozarks. Offering the perfect combination of privacy, recreation, and future homesite potential, this property is … Read More
This premier Mississippi County property offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire highly productive Mississippi River bottomland in the renowned Wolf Island region. Superior soils, irrigation infrastructure, road frontage, and established access roads make it a standout agricultural asset. The fields … Read More
There’s a reason Missouri is a national leader in beef cattle production. With abundant rainfall and loamy prairie soils, the Show Me State can grow grass in abundance, and that forage base translates to fat, healthy cows and steers. Situated … Read More
