This beautiful rolling timbered 121 acres outside of Roscoe, Missouri is one of the best displays of seclusion I’ve been able to represent. An 1,100’ driveway winds back through the timber to the roughly 2,300 sq ft earth contact home built in 2008. The home is one of the most solid built, well insulated homes I have seen, with 3 beds, 2 baths, and no expense spared in the 2x6 construction. An overhanging front porch provides shade while watching the deer and turkey that are often seen walking along the driveway. The kitchen is equipped with custom oak cabinets providing more than ample space to store kitchen necessities. One of the nicest features of the home is the Firechief wood burning stove that is piped in to the return air system allowing for the potential to heat the entire house with wood heat. The 450’ deep water well has a 25 year guarantee and it’s well house is found inside the home in the concrete storm shelter with a Culligan water system. Unlike most earth contacts, an additional entrance was built on the upper end of the home providing direct access to the shop behind the house with potential to add on to create even more living space. It is currently being used as a mudroom. The painting and sealing was just redone within the last 6 months, and the home is completely ready for the new buyer to move in. An attached one car garage can be found on the side of the house for boat or car storage with ample room for extra freezers, refrigerators, or equipment. Drain tile was installed all around the house to insure no water problems would be had, and in order to avoid tree trimming, the electricity is buried all the way from the road. Behind the home lies a 50’x30’ concrete floor barn with attached 50’x20’ leanto for additional storage. The barn is plumbed with water inside as well as 200 amp electricity. Drive through doors on each side allow for ease in storing a camper or other machinery. Next to the barn, the sellers installed an RV hookup pad with septic, water, and electricity so guests can stay comfortably in their own space. The land is comprised of a rolling wooded terrain with miles of trails cut throughout. The seller will be leaving a total of 16 strategically placed tree stands and PVC feeders which he used to supplement the deer in the off season. The opportunity to walk for a full day and not use the same trail twice exists on this piece. With the way the timbered ridges connect throughout the property and terrain change they hold, there is potential to construct a dam to create a sizable body of water. Mixed hickory, oak, and cedar timber can all be found on the property. One area in particular has proven to be a morel mushroom hotspot every year the sellers have owned the property. With incredible proximity to the Sac River, fishing lakes such as Pomme de Terre and Stockton close by, great hunting, and good access to civilization but with an extremely secluded feel, this property is very unique. For any additional questions or to schedule a private tour, feel free to give Joey Purpura at 913.424.8415 a call today!

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