20131 Luetjen Ave

Property facts

Price

$850,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Farm & ranch · Cabin

Bedrooms

1

Full baths

1

Living area

640 sq ft

County

Benton County

Annual taxes

$109

MLS #

12021858

Description

104.3 Acres of Country Living, Hunting, and Ranching Opportunities in Benton County! Discover the perfect combination of recreation, agriculture, and peaceful country living with this incredible 104.3-acre property located at 20131 Luetjen Avenue in Cole Camp, Missouri. Whether you're searching for a private hunting retreat, a working cattle ranch, or a secluded getaway, this versatile property offers endless possibilities! The property features a hunting cabin with one bedroom, a living room, kitchen area, and a combined bathroom and laundry room. Ready for completion and customization to the new owner's tastes, the cabin provides an excellent opportunity to create your ideal hunting lodge, weekend retreat, or country escape. The fully fenced and gated acreage is currently utilized as a working cattle ranch, offering expansive pastureland ideal for livestock. Three ponds, an on-site well, and full electrical hookups add to the property's functionality and appeal. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the beautiful mix of open pasture and wooded acreage, with established trails perfect for exploring on ATVs. The combination of timber, open fields, and water sources creates excellent opportunities for hunting and enjoying the abundant wildlife. With 104.3 acres to explore, this property offers the space, privacy, and freedom to enjoy the outdoors while maintaining an active agricultural operation. Whether you're raising cattle, hunting, riding ATVs, or simply escaping the hustle and bustle of everyday life, this Benton County property has something for everyone. Don't miss this opportunity to own 104.3 acres of Missouri countryside with endless recreational and agricultural potential!

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