18 Acres in Birch Tree, MO - $64,900
18 +/- Acres with Highway 60 Frontage
If you have been on the hunt for a highway frontage parcel for your new business endeavor or want to build close to easy access to Highway 60, take a look at these 18 +/- acres! Situated very close to Birch Tree and right in the heart of southeast Missouri recreational paradise, this land is sure to please!
The land was all pasture in years past but has been allowed to grow for many years now. There is a mixture of hardwood trees and cedars that have grown up and could be left to grow to maturity or cleared out for more grass production. The land is mostly level to rolling terrain that would make for many great build site options, whether you want to build a new home or business, you could have great visibility to the highway or be back off the road and out of site. There is electric service available along County Road 641 on the east side if needed. There are no restrictions on this land...
The land was all pasture in years past but has been allowed to grow for many years now. There is a mixture of hardwood trees and cedars that have grown up and could be left to grow to maturity or cleared out for more grass production. The land is mostly level to rolling terrain that would make for many great build site options, whether you want to build a new home or business, you could have great visibility to the highway or be back off the road and out of site. There is electric service available along County Road 641 on the east side if needed. There are no restrictions on this land, so you are able to do what you wish with it. There is some perimeter fencing on the property but not entirely fenced. Give Karl Ward a call at (417) 671-3117 with any questions or to go see the property!
Property Features
-Highway 60 frontage
-Great build site options
-Electric service available
-Commercial potential
-Open fields
-Mixture of hardwoods & cedars
-County road entrance
-Pasture grass
-Some fencing
-3 minutes to Birch Tree
-12 minutes to Mountain View
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