Located on a high ridge at the end of a dead-end road in Ray County, Missouri, this 152.19± acre property combines a secluded country home, productive tillable ground, extensive timber, river frontage, hunting opportunities, and substantial improvements. The setting provides privacy and seclusion while offering a diverse mix of land features for recreation, agriculture, and rural living.

The residence is a 2-bedroom, 2-bath home positioned in a quiet setting overlooking the surrounding countryside. For equipment, vehicles, and storage, the property includes a detached two-car garage along with a newer 40' x 80' building. The 3,200-square-foot building features a concrete floor throughout and overhead doors on both ends, providing convenient drive-through access. The building offers considerable space for tractors, implements, hunting equipment, boats, ATVs, UTVs, workshop needs, or general storage.

Approximately 48± acres are currently tillable and rented to a local farmer. This agricultural component provides rental income while also adding an important food source and habitat edge for wildlife. The balance of the farm consists primarily of timber, creating a strong combination of cropland, wooded cover, elevation changes, and river-bottom habitat.

For the hunting buyer, the layout is one of the property's defining characteristics. The mix of approximately 48± tillable acres and a large block of timber provides multiple habitat types across the farm. Agricultural fields create feeding opportunities, while the timber offers bedding cover, security cover, and potential travel corridors for whitetail deer and other wildlife. The transition areas between crop fields and timber provide additional locations to evaluate for stand placement and hunting access.

The west side of the property features a timbered bluff that drops toward the East Fork Crooked River. This change in elevation gives the farm additional character and creates a natural transition from the higher ridge ground into the wooded river corridor. River frontage, mature timber, wooded draws, field edges, and changing topography contribute to the property's recreational appeal and provide a variety of terrain for hunting, hiking, wildlife viewing, and exploring.

The dead-end road location is another notable feature for buyers searching for a secluded Missouri recreational property. The home and improvements provide an established base for enjoying the acreage, whether the property is used as a full-time residence, weekend retreat, hunting property, or combination farm.

With 152.19± acres, a 2-bedroom, 2-bath home, detached two-car garage, newer 40' x 80' building, approximately 48± income-producing tillable acres, extensive timber, a timbered bluff, and frontage along the East Fork Crooked River, this Ray County property brings together many of the features sought in a northern Missouri landholding. It offers agricultural income, substantial equipment storage, diverse wildlife habitat, hunting and recreational opportunities, and an established residence in a secluded rural setting.

For buyers searching for a Ray County Missouri hunting farm, recreational property with a home, timberland with tillable income, or acreage with river frontage and substantial outbuildings, this 152.19± acre property warrants a closer look.