This 218 +/- acre hunting property is located off Coffman Road near the Ste. Genevieve and St. Francois county line in Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri, with a Farmington address. Access is by a newly rocked easement road that leads back to the property, giving the tract a remote feel once you turn off the county road. The easement road comes with a road maintenance agreement. This type of agreement is intended to keep the shared road in drivable condition for everyone who uses it, and it is worth reviewing as part of your due diligence on the tract. Because the property is reached by easement rather than direct road frontage, a buyer will want to understand how access works before making an offer. The property is all timber and consists primarily of hardwoods. Hardwood timber provides food and cover for wildlife, and it supports the deer, turkey, and small game found on the tract. The seller reports that the hunting in this area is very good, with a large abundance of wildlife calling the surrounding country home. Water is a feature of this property. Greasy Creek and a small pond are both on the tract, and the pond supplies a year-round water source for wildlife. Having a creek and a pond on the same property gives a hunter more than one place to look for sign, set up cameras, and plan stands, and it gives wildlife a reason to stay on the property through the seasons. The hunting setup is already in place. There are currently two food plots on the property, along with two blinds and several ladder stands. A few trails run through the tract, and there is plenty of room to add several more, whether for walking to stands quietly, moving equipment, or opening up access to other parts of the acreage. A new owner would not be starting from scratch, and the existing plots, blinds, and stands can be used as they are or moved to fit a different hunting plan. At 218± acres, the tract is large enough to give a hunter room to spread out, rotate stand locations from season to season, and leave sections of timber undisturbed so deer and turkey stay comfortable on the property. The remote setting at the end of the easement road also means the tract sits away from the county road, which can help limit outside activity around the property. That much ground gives a buyer room to scout, to hunt different wind directions, and to manage how each part of the property is used. This property may suit a buyer looking for a large hunting tract in Ste. Genevieve County, a recreational property for deer and turkey hunting, or a timber holding with live water to own and enjoy over time. Buyers who value a remote, off-the-road location, hardwood habitat, a creek and pond, and hunting setups already in place should find that the tract offers a solid starting point. Any clearing, additional food plots, or improvements would be subject to the buyer's own plans and any applicable local or state regulations. Call today to schedule your own private showing.