30 Acre Vacant Timber Tract (Tract #2) for Sale Boone County
30 Acre Vacant Timber Tract (Tract #2) for Sale Boone County
Property Highlights:
Mature timber
Gently sloping topography
Close to Columbia, MO
Good hunting
Established trail system
Wet weather creek
Adjacent 30 acres also available for purchase
Welcome to your own piece of paradise in Boone County, Missouri! These 30 surveyed acres are a nature lover's dream, offered in two tracts, featuring gently rolling terrain, mature hardwoods, and cedar trees scattered throughout the property. If you're an outdoors enthusiast, you'll be thrilled to know that this land is teeming with abundant whitetail deer sign, making it a true haven for hunting and wildlife observation.
Recreational therapy is at your fingertips, as this tranquil retreat is conveniently located within minutes of Columbia, MO. Whether you want to escape the city for a weekend getaway or establish a permanent residen...
Recreational therapy is at your fingertips, as this tranquil retreat is conveniently located within minutes of Columbia, MO. Whether you want to escape the city for a weekend getaway or establish a permanent residence that embraces the serenity of nature, this property caters to your desires.
Situated at the end of the county road and short easement, you'll relish the seclusion and privacy that this location provides, creating the perfect setting to unwind and immerse yourself in the beauty of the surrounding landscape. Don't miss this incredible opportunity to own your personal slice of heaven in Boone County.
For more information or to schedule a showing call or text Jesse Klingler (636) 699-5208
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Take hwy 63 N out of Columbia for roughly 13 miles to left on N Lipscomb rd. Follow N Lipscomb Drive until dead end and hang a right. easement in place, take gravel until first power pole them pull off gravel to property.
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