Listed by: Realty Executives Premiere • Cheryl R McClain
$2,800,000
640 Johnson Rd, Festus, MO 63028
0beds
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168.42Acres
Unimproved Land
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168.42 Acres Lot
$-- Zestimate®
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$-- HOA
What's special
Beautiful natural settingAbundant wildlife
Rare opportunity to own approximately 168 acres of versatile land with income-producing features and outstanding recreational potential. This expansive property offers excellent hunting opportunities, abundant wildlife, and a beautiful natural setting for outdoor enthusiasts.
The property includes multiple established easements and utility improvements, including an Ameren easement with a well serving the marble quarry, as well as a Jefferson County 911 communications tower that provides monthly income. A new well is currently being added to enhance water access on the property.
Whether you're looking for a private hunting retreat, recreational land, investment property, or a large tract with existing infrastructure and income sources, this unique acreage offers endless possibilities. Don't miss your chance to own this exceptional piece of property.
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Cheryl R McClain314-210-9021,
Realty Executives Premiere
Source: MARIS,MLS#: 26039165Originating MLS: Southern Gateway Association of REALTORS
Facts & features
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Bedrooms & bathrooms
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Size: 168.42 Acres
Features: Many Trees, Private, Secluded, Sloped Up, Wooded
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