Properties that bring together a comfortable country home, a well-equipped shop, productive farmland and proven hunting are getting harder to find, and this 77.14± acre property offers an excellent combination of all four. With approximately 36.6± acres of tillable ground currently in production, roughly 35± acres of timber, a secluded pond, proven deer and turkey hunting, and rural water and fiber optic service, this property provides the opportunity to enjoy the country lifestyle while owning productive acreage with income potential. Add in its location within 12 miles of the Joplin metro area, and you have a versatile property that offers both privacy and convenience. The approximately 2,300-square-foot manufactured home features 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with plenty of room for family and guests. The primary bedroom includes a private ensuite bath, while three additional bedrooms and a second full bathroom provide flexibility for family, guests or a home office. The home also offers a kitchen with electric appliances, living room, additional family/bonus room and utility room. Two separate living areas provide plenty of room to spread out and make the home comfortable for everyday country living. One of the standout features of the property is the 36' x 60' four-bay shop. This is much more than a place to park vehicles and equipment. The shop is equipped with a two-post vehicle lift and includes a dedicated processing room with water and a floor drain, making it especially functional for a landowner, hunter, mechanic or anyone needing a serious workspace. An ICF concrete storm/safe room provides added protection during severe weather, while a separate ICF concrete heated and air-conditioned living area adds valuable climate-controlled space with a variety of potential uses. The agricultural side of the property is another major asset. Approximately 36.6± acres are currently in tillable production, providing a substantial amount of productive ground for a property of this size and creating an opportunity for continued crop production and annual income. The farm features predominantly Class II soils with strong productivity ratings, including Barden, Opolis and Medoc silt loams. The combination of productive soils and a meaningful percentage of tillable acreage adds an agricultural and investment component that complements the home and recreational features. Approximately 35± acres of timber provide privacy and a strong recreational component. The way the timber and crop fields come together creates numerous edges, transition areas and natural travel corridors for wildlife. A secluded pond tucked back into the timber provides an additional water source and adds character to the property. With a proven history of good whitetail deer and turkey hunting, the next owner can enjoy and manage their own hunting ground just steps from home. What makes this property especially appealing is how well all of the pieces work together. The 77.14± acres provide productive farmland capable of generating income, substantial timber for privacy and recreation, a pond, a spacious country home and a well-equipped shop--all on one property. Whether you are looking for a full-time country residence, productive acreage with income potential, your own hunting ground, or simply a place where you can live, work and enjoy the outdoors, this 77.14± acre property offers a combination that is difficult to duplicate, especially within 12 miles of the Joplin metro area.
Properties that combine a comfortable country home, a serious shop, productive farmland and quality hunting are getting harder to find, and this 49± acre property brings all of those pieces together. With approximately 35± acres of timber, 12± acres of Class II tillable ground currently in production, a pond, proven deer and turkey hunting, and rural water and fiber optic service, this is a property built around enjoying the country lifestyle. The approximately 2,300-square-foot manufactured home offers 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with plenty of room for family and guests. The primary bedroom includes a private ensuite bath, while three additional bedrooms and a second full bathroom provide flexibility for children, guests or a home office. The home also features a kitchen with electric appliances, living room, additional family/bonus room, and utility room. Having two separate living areas is a nice feature and gives everyone room to spread out. One of the real highlights of this property is the 36' x 60' four-bay shop. This is much more than a place to park equipment. The shop is equipped with a two-post vehicle lift and includes a dedicated processing room with water and a floor drain, making it especially functional for a landowner, hunter, mechanic or anyone needing a well-equipped workspace. An ICF concrete storm/safe room provides added protection during severe weather, while a separate ICF concrete heated and air-conditioned living area provides valuable climate-controlled space with a variety of potential uses. The land itself offers an excellent balance of production and recreation. Approximately 12± acres of Class II tillable soils are currently in crop production, providing an agricultural component and potential annual income. The mapped soils across the property have an overall NCCPI rating of approximately 79, highlighted by 25.39± acres of Opolis silt loam with an NCCPI of 88, along with Barden, Cherokee and Medoc silt loams. The remaining acreage is dominated by approximately 35± acres of timber, creating privacy around the improvements while providing the cover and habitat that make this property hunt the way it does. The combination of mature timber, crop ground, wooded edges, natural travel corridors and a secluded pond tucked back in the timber creates a strong habitat mix for wildlife. The property has a proven history of good whitetail deer and turkey hunting, giving the next owner the opportunity to hunt and manage their own ground just steps from home. A property like this offers more than acreage alone. You have a spacious country home, an exceptionally functional shop, productive Class II farmland, timber, water and hunting all working together on one manageable-sized tract all within 12 miles of the Joplin metro area. Whether you're looking for a full-time country residence, room to work on vehicles and equipment, your own hunting ground, or simply a place where you can enjoy some privacy and acreage, this 49± acre property offers a combination that is difficult to duplicate. Seller has requested that a bank pre-approval or letter of financial capability be presented to one of the listing agents before anyone is granted permission to view the property.
Escape the hustle and enjoy peaceful country living in this well-maintained 3-bedroom, 1-bath home offering 1,288 square feet of comfortable living space. Built in 1954, this home combines classic character with the tranquility of a rural setting. The functional floor plan provides spacious living areas, comfortable bedrooms, and plenty of natural light throughout. The attached 1-car garage offers convenient parking and additional storage, while the country location provides space, privacy, and endless possibilities for outdoor enjoyment. Whether you're looking for your first home, a place to downsize, or a quiet retreat away from town, this property offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy a simpler pace of life. Don't miss your chance to own a slice of the countryside--schedule your showing today!
Calling all investors! Spacious home on double lot. 3 bedrooms, open floor plan, and vaulted ceilings. Property is being sold as presented, seller makes no repairs.
Asbury is located in Missouri. Asbury, Missouri has a population of 560. Asbury is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 64.34% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 30.41%.
The median household income in Asbury, Missouri is $65,893. The median household income for the surrounding county is $51,876 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Asbury is 35.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 89.5 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 23.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 46.3 inches per year, with 10.9 inches of snow per year.
