Grundy County, Missouri Land For Sale (19 results)

Located in the heart of big buck country just south of Modena, this 112-acre farm spans Mercer and Grundy Counties and offers a strong return with excellent hunting potential. The property features highly productive soils including Lamoni Clay Loam, Grundy Silty Clay Loam, and Adair Loam, with gently rolling slopes of 2%9%. The farm includes approximately 30 acres of CRP in Grundy County paying $119/acre and 66.82 acres in Mercer County paying $87/acre, totaling an annual income of $9,383.34. Recent improvements include brush clearing, controlled burning, and cleanupmaking this farm clean, accessible, and ready for recreation, hunting, or food plot development. Property Highlights: 112 total acres in Grundy & Mercer Counties 30 acres CRP with $119/acre (Grundy Co.) 66.82 acres CRP with $87/acre (Mercer Co.) Approx. $9,383.34 annual CRP income Gently rolling terrain (29% slopes) Quality soils: Lamoni, Grundy, Adair Loam Recently controlled burned, brush hogged & cleaned Ideal for hunting and food plots Prime location just south of Modena, MO

This 38-acre m/l property sits right on the Grundy and Mercer County line, just south of Modena, MO, in a highly desirable hunting area. Approximately 26 acres are enrolled in CRP, generating $119 per acre annually, with a contract running through September 30, 2030. The farm has recently undergone brush cutting and cleanup, leaving it in top condition. A large timbered draw runs the length of the property, providing excellent cover and travel corridors for whitetail deer and upland birds. A seasonal wet weather stream winds through the timber, further enhancing the habitat and hunting opportunities. Property Highlights: 38 acres m/l with ~26 acres enrolled in CRP ($119/acre, contract through 2030) Long timbered draw ideal for wildlife movement Seasonal wet weather stream Recently brush cut and cleaned up Excellent whitetail and upland bird hunting Located just south of Modena, MO Right on the Grundy/Mercer County line

This well-maintained Grundy County farm offers both solid income and excellent recreational potential. With 66.82 acres enrolled in CRP at $119/acre through September 30, 2030, it provides a strong return on investment. The property has recently undergone controlled burning, brush clearing, and cleanup, leaving it in pristine condition. It features two ponds, multiple brushy draws, and a larger timbered drawideal for attracting wildlife. Theres also a perfect location for a food plot just west of the timbered area. Situated near the Mercer/Grundy County line, this is a prime opportunity for hunters and investors alike. Property Highlights: 66.82 acres enrolled in CRP ($119/acre, contract through 2030) 2 ponds (one on the west side, one on the east) Multiple brushy draws and a large timbered draw Ideal spot for a food plot Recently controlled burned, brush cut, and cleaned Excellent hunting and investment potential Located near the Mercer/Grundy County line

Midwest Land Group is proud to bring to market this phenomenal 69 +/- acre property located just north of Galt, Missouri! The property is an incredible combination of income and phenomenal hunting which makes it a must-see! The property has a fresh 10-year CRP contract signed in 2023 that is paying $7,599 a year through 2033. The property has multiple access points off of blacktop J Highway, and Northeast 62nd Street on the south end of the property. It is obvious as to why this farm is a tremendous recreation property. The property is surrounded by big CRP and tillable tracts which creates a travel corridor for all types of wildlife, especially big northern Missouri whitetails. Mature whitetails utilize the vein of timber running through the north side of the farm checking the multiple bedding areas during the heart of the rut. Don't overlook the timber veins on the south side of the property either. The current seller has had multiple encounters with big whitetails in the southern timber. The current owner has done an excellent job establishing food plots, waterholes, and stand locations which makes it a turn-key hunting property to get into immediately. This property will also diversify an investment portfolio extremely well. Along with the CRP income, the property can be subdivided and allow for flexibility in the future. Utilities are available at the blacktop road which allows for an excellent place to build a hunting cabin or your home of the future. The farm is just 15 minutes from Trenton, Missouri which provides all of the creature comforts one is looking for. Properties of this size with this much to offer do not hit the market often, do not miss your opportunity! Property Features -69 +/- acres -Blacktop access -Utilities available at road -$7,599 of annual CRP income -Great hunting -Close to Trenton, MO -Turkey hunting -Ready to hunt -Great access -Just north of Galt, MO -Great deer history

Offered in Two Tracts or Combined, High Quality Bottom Farmland, Hunting, CRP Income Choose from 239+/- Total Acres or Parcels of 168+/- or 71+/-Acres Tract 2 of 2 is located on the north side of HWY B, just east of Spickard, MO. This high-quality row crop farm sits in the Muddy Creek bottom, offering productive farmland, easy highway access, and strong deer hunting potential. Of the 71+/- total acres, 61.3+/- acres are considered FSA tillable, with 56+/- acres leased to a local farmer for the 2025 season at $200 per acre. The remaining balance consists of timber and Muddy Creek, enhancing the farms recreational appeal. The tract has been leased for hunting, but depending on the date of sale and closing, it may be open for the 2025 season. If the new owner prefers to continue leasing the hunting rights, the estimated value is $30 per acre. Survey Requirement: If both tracts sell combined, a survey will not be required. Should the tracts sell separately, a survey will be required to divide. Taxes: $947.40 both tracts combined. To be verified by the buyer. Schools: Spickard R-II Viewing the Property: Interested parties are welcome to tour the farm. Be respectful of any growing crops or muddy conditions.

Just southeast of Princeton, Missouri, near the Mercer and Grundy County line, lies 197 +/- acres with so much potential for hunting and significant income. The farm has been left fallow since 2019. There are approximately 45 +/- acres of highly productive Class II bottom-ground soils that were cleaned up and put back into production in 2024. With Colo clay/loam soils sporting an NCCPI value of 94, and Vigar loam soils at 91, the productivity index is as good as it gets and promises exceptional crop yields. There are several more acres of gently rolling hill ground that could also be easily put back into production. There is more small tree and brush cleanup that needs to be done here before this ground is viable for crops again, but the soil qualities are good and the ground lays well to allow it to continue to secede. Much of the cleanup could be handled with a bush hog, skid steers with a tree puller, and herbicide. There were about 80-100 +/- acres leased for grazing last year as well. Crop and pasture income on this farm should push $15,000 per year or more. If deer sign and actual sightings suggest anything, this farm will provide an amazing hunting opportunity for new owners. In the two times I've toured and walked this farm I encountered 20-30 deer each time. They were simply everywhere! There is outstanding bedding cover and habitat for whitetails here and this farm has holding power to keep them planted. Once crop food sources are introduced again as well as a couple of well-positioned food plots, this farm will be a consistent producer of trophy whitetails. Access to all parts of the farm is excellent to accommodate a stealthy approach to stands. West Honey Creek runs north and south through the eastern third of the property and it is completely lined with mature roost trees for turkeys. You can just picture a big Missouri tom pitching down off the roost at daylight to strut for the ladies in the open bottoms. There are also 2 nice ponds on the farm. There are several potential build sites on the farm with outstanding views. Both rural water and electricity are available. Whether it be a cabin for a weekend retreat or putting down roots with a permanent residence you can enjoy the peace and solitude of the surrounding countryside while having the benefit of not seeing another neighbor! This farm presents a unique opportunity to merge an exceptional recreational experience with significant income. Please call David Brothers at (660) 240-3243 to schedule your tour. Property Features -197 +/- acres -Exceptional bottom-ground soils -High number of deer and turkey -Trophy caliber deer -Exceptional wildlife habitat -Two nice ponds -Excellent access -Great build sites -Views for miles -Exceptional privacy -Utilities at the road

Located in Grundy County, the former site of the Henderson Landfill is a hunting paradise. Nice bucks have been taken off the property. With 78 acres m/l, the property has a creek running through it with plenty of timber for bedding. There is a 115 foot by 50 foot pole barn with electric and water. The pole barn has a large wood stove that will heat the entire building and has three 15 foot bay doors. Would be perfect place to store campers or boats. The property has 2 tower blinds, a ground blind, and four ladder stands that will go with the property.

We are proud to offer this scenic grass and timber farm that features potential building sites, prime hunting opportunities, and excellent grazing potential, all set against a backdrop of beautifully varied scenery. Situated along 6 Highway between Jamesport and Trenton, this property is a hidden gem that once thrived as part of a sprawling pasture farm.A hilltop near the east end of the farm could make for a scenic building site overlooking the creek bottom below. Electricity is available along the road, and you may be able to get a water meter, or drill a water well. Convenience meets accessibility with frontage and an entrance from SW 52nd Ave on the east side, plus substantial frontage along 6 Highway.The open fields are a blank canvas for the avid outdoorsman or land steward to cultivate food plots, warm-season grasses, or manage as a hay and pasture operation. This farm presents quality soils in an area renowned for its rich wildlife, boasting an abundance of wild turkeys and impressive whitetail bucks. This diverse property is bordered by expansive timberlands and enhanced by winding edge and creek bottom habitats that create the perfect environment for game. The combination of open areas and high-quality soilsincluding some fertile creek bottom soilsfurther elevates the land's potential for both hunting and grazing.Two ponds provide ample water to wildlife or livestock, and the West Fork of Wolf Creek winds through the west side of the tract.As an added bonus, a billboard along 6 Highway is leased to a local sign company.Whether you envision a thriving hunting retreat, a productive grazing farm, or a peaceful build site with hilltop views, this property offers a lot of potential.

Presenting a grass and timber farm that balances prime hunting opportunities with grazing potential, all set against a backdrop of beautiful, varied scenery. Situated along 6 Highway between Jamesport and Trenton, this property is a hidden gem that once thrived as part of a sprawling pasture farm. Since the cattle moved out in 2023, the land has been managed more for hunting, allowing the grassy expanses to flourish into a thicker wildlife cover. The open fields are a blank canvas for the avid outdoorsman or land steward to cultivate food plots, warm-season grasses or a blend of both. This area is renowned for its rich wildlife, boasting an abundance of wild turkeys and impressive whitetail bucks. This diverse property is bordered by expansive timberlands and enhanced by winding edge and creek bottom habitats that create the perfect environment for game. The combination of open areas and high-quality soilsincluding some fertile creek bottom soilsfurther elevates the land's potential for both hunting and grazing. Convenience meets accessibility with substantial frontage along 6 Highway and an access easement via a driveway near the southeast corner of the property. Plus, the West Fork of Wolf Creek meanders gracefully through the landscape, providing water for wildlife or livestock. Whether you envision a thriving hunting retreat, a productive grazing farm or a peaceful getaway to reconnect with nature, this property offers a lot of potential. Don't wait to call land specialist Jason Patterson for your private tour.

Price reduced! A unique blend of country living with acreage, highway frontage, and convenient location. This expansive 81.54 acre property consists of rolling pasture, fully fenced with cross fencing and a permanent corral system. It includes amenities such as rural water and electricity, making it suitable for various uses. The properties strategic location on Highway 6 and Highway 139, enhances accessibility and potential visibility. Additionally, a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home is included, providing immediate residential accommodations or temporary lodging options. This property has so much potential and the location is a plus!

Tract 3 of 5 is a nice 40+/- acre upland row crop farm with good access located a short distance off State HWY Y, Northeast of Trenton, MO in Grundy County. Of the total acres, an estimated 29.2+/- are considered FSA tillable acres. The farm also offers good deer hunting and potential building sites. The farm is leased to a local farmer for the 2025 farm season but can be open for 2026. The current farmer does an outstanding job of maintaining the property and would like to continue leasing it, if given the opportunity.

Tract 2 of 5 is a nice 40+/- acre upland row crop farm with good access located a short distance off State HWY Y, Northeast of Trenton, MO in Grundy County. Of the total acres, an estimated 33.3+/- are considered FSA tillable acres. The farm also offers good deer hunting and potential building sites. The farm is leased to a local farmer for the 2025 farm season but can be open for 2026. The current farmer does an outstanding job of maintaining the property and would like to continue leasing it, if given the opportunity.

Tract 1 of 5 is a nice 168+/- acre upland row crop farm that lays good and has good access located a short distance off State HWY Y, Northeast of Trenton, MO in Grundy County. Of the total acres, approximately 134.6+/- are considered FSA tillable acres. The farm also offers good deer hunting and potential building sites. The farm is leased to a local farmer for the 2025 farm season but can be open for 2026. The current farmer does an outstanding job of maintaining the property and would like to continue leasing it, if given the opportunity.

Quaint three-bedroom home on 23 acres with pasture, timber, and a picturesque view. Also included is a 30 x 48 horse barn with 4 stalls, turn out area and a loft, chicken house, extra sheds, pond, and 2 working wells! Perfect for those seeking a rural lifestyle with ample space for animals and outdoor activities. Don't miss this unique opportunity!

Highly tillable Grundy County farm with income, fantastic hunting, and a great location just southwest of Trenton! This versatile 114 acre farm consists of creek bottom ground and gently sloping hill ground, with approximately 64 acres currently farmed on a cash rent arrangement with the potential of farming nearly the entire property. The timber and expired CRP provides an exceptional habitat for wildlife or additional tillable land that could be cleared. The majority of the soil is Pershing Silty Clay Loam, Armstrong Clay Loam, Vesser Silt Loam, and Humeston Silt Loam, Class 2 and 3 soils, with an average NCCPI of 75. The 2 bedroom, 1 bath farmhouse could be restored to its former glory or would make a great hunting cabin. Several outbuildings, including a 30 x 40 metal building, as well as numerous small sheds, a barn, grain bin, and a detached garage complete the homestead. Rarely does such a high-quality tillable farm become available on the market in Northern Missouri.

200 acres of prime pastureland in north central Missouri! So much to offer with 140 acres of open land with good perimeter fence, cross-fencing, and 1 pond with frost-proof waterer. The farm is an ideal habitat for hunting with the open ground and 60 acres of timber and timbered draws that provide great cover for wildlife. Approximately 100 acres could be farmed with Colo, Armstrong, and Lamoni soils on the farm. Lots of possibilities with this farm!

The proof is in the picturesthis Grundy County property continuously produces giant bucks year after year. This place has been extensively managed for giant whitetail deer. With multiple wooded finger draws, excellent bedding, and a solid stand of CRP this 81 acre North Missouri whitetail haven is home to some giant deer. Income consists of 59 acres of CRP paying $9,863 per year through 2032. Electric service is located in the Southeast corner of the property with 3 camper hookups with a perfect little deer camp setting. There is a 1/2 acre pond stocked with bass. Excellent hunting, huge bucks, and income makes this a hunters paradise.