New Construction Homes for Sale in 64458, MO

This 190-acre tract in northwest Harrison County offers a versatile blend of productivity, recreation, and future potential. With 145.7 acres currently in row crop production, the farm provides strong income opportunities, while an additional 42 acres of grass, waterways, and timber add diversity and natural beauty. Four ponds are scattered across the property, enhancing both livestock and

Tony Nelson United Country Nelson Real Estate & Auction Company

Midwest Land Group is proud to present a once-in-a-lifetime ranching/investment opportunity in Harrison County, Missouri. Located just 1 mile south of the Iowa border, these 711 total acres are as beautiful as they are profitable. There are two parcels that make up the total acreage: 53 acres, currently in row crop production, that sits approximately mile east of the main farm; and another 658

David Brothers Midwest Land Group

This versatile 40-acre tract in northwest Harrison County offers an excellent blend of productivity, recreation, and future potential. With approximately 35 acres of quality row crop ground, the property provides strong agricultural value, while the remaining acreage features a mix of grass, waterways, and timber that adds character and natural appeal. A scenic pond enhances both the landscape

Tony Nelson United Country Nelson Real Estate & Auction Company

Discover the potential of this versatile 40-acre tract located near northwest Harrison County. With approximately 28 acres of productive row crop ground, this property offers an excellent opportunity for investors, farmers, or those seeking a manageable piece of land with income potential. The balance of the acreage includes about 12 acres of grass, waterways, and timber, creating a natural

Tony Nelson United Country Nelson Real Estate & Auction Company

This 30.5+/- acre tract is located in Harrison County, Missouri, in a well-known big buck neighborhood just south of Hatfield and minutes from the Iowa line. The East Fork of the Big Muddy Creek winds through the edge of the property, creating a natural wildlife corridor that consistently funnels deer and other game through the farm.Approximately 6 acres of fertile creek bottom provide

Clint Moore Midwest Land Group