Courtesy: Trophy Properties & Auction
527-5263
Awesome combo farm located in Lincoln County just 3 miles west of Elsberry. This 48± acre tract offers an excellent location to build your future home, good deer hunting plus tillable ground producing annual income. The property is rolling terrain offering views of the surrounding landscape. 34± acres are in current row crop production that will pay $150 per acre cash rent in 2025. If you don't hunt the property could be leased for hunting for additional income. New road will be a shared roadway easement with a maintenance agreement. Electric at Hwy B. Elsberry Schools. Property to be surveyed prior to closing. Deed Restrictions: No single or double mobile homes, No modular homes, No junk yards, No ATV parks, No AFO.
Courtesy: Tom Anderson Real Estate
366-4880
A beautiful scenic, 10-minute drive from highway 61 brings you to an 11.3-acre property with a breathtaking ridgetop view. Deep water well, phone and electricity, make this the perfect set up for a home site or weekend retreat. The 30 x 40 storage shed offers a 15 x 30 concrete pad with a large sliding door for camper storage or workshop. Groups of whitetail deer can be seen from atop the ridge grazing in the valley below or walking through the heavy timber. Ducks and waterfowl can be seen spending time on the expansive lake on a neighboring property. For the horse enthusiast this tract is a mere 5 minutes from Double Eagle Horse Ranch.
Courtesy: High Point Land Company, Llc
218-1243
TBD Chilcut Trail - 4.63 +/- Acres in Lincoln County, MO This 4.63 +/- acre property, just 11 miles from Elsberry and 22 minutes from Troy, MO, offers a perfect blend of rural beauty and convenience. The land features mature hardwood timber surrounded by open ground, with electric hookups and a shared well in place. Enjoy easy access via gravel roads on three sides, with limited gravel travel as it's less than a half mile to State Highway JJ. High-speed internet is available with Starlink, and fiber optic installation is underway. Only 18 minutes from the BK Leach Conservation Area, known for deer and duck hunting, as well as top-tier waterfowl photography, this property is ideal for those seeking a rural escape or a place to build their dream home.
Courtesy: Cannon Realty, Inc.
462-5400
This is One of the Finest Historical Homes in the Area! All in Excellent condition, A Pleasure to Show! Owners require a pre-approval letter from buyers financial institution prior to showing property, listing agent to accompany,Fha, cash , conventional loans only! Owners have installed new chairlift to upper story
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Realty - Gunda
394-9300
The mines were closed around 1963 and left in great condition. Great Burlington Northern Railroad tracks are between the mines and old Highway 79. The seller has been told that the tracks can be reworked and used for distribution. Sealed mine unit temperatures are approximately 63-65 degrees. Other possible uses could be recreation, nursery business, data storage, dry storage, plant growth, etc. There is a possibility of obtaining more land.
Courtesy: Tom Anderson Real Estate
366-4880
99 acres Mississippi River Bottom Farm, Elsberry Lincoln County, MO. 84 acres tillable, 15 acres wooded, two duck blinds, adjacent to Kings Lake Slough, 1/2 mile west of BK Leach Memorial Conservation Area. Great Duck Hunting Potential.
Elsberry is located in Missouri. Elsberry, Missouri has a population of 1,862. Elsberry is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 30.37% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 30.99%.
The median household income in Elsberry, Missouri is $44,238. The median household income for the surrounding county is $76,622 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Elsberry is 33.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 88.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 20.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 39.1 inches per year, with 13.8 inches of snow per year.
