Details for Listing #24047361
Rare opportunity to own one of the largest privately owned spring fed lakes in Missouri! This property consists of a total of 843.14 m/l acres and a 75m/l acre lake with approx 2.5 miles of shoreline and surrounded on 3 sides by Corp ground. The largest parcel includes the lake, pond, and an old home site. The lake is approx 30' deep and stocked with Bass, Crappie, Blue gill, and Catfish. Trails throughout the property lead to the best hunting spots. Some stands will stay. The house burned approx 2 years ago. The basement foundation is still there, as well as a 16x32 shop building. There is a septic tank and well that is not connected to the shop, but the shop is plumbed for water and sewer. Electricity is live. All of this is just about a 10 minute drive to the town of Piedmont. Department of Natural Resourses inspects the dam and spillway every 5 years. It is set to be inspected again in November 2024
Listed by: Poplar Bluff Realty Inc - phone: 573-785-7600
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