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James River Waterfront Land
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$249,900

State Highway Aa, Crane, MO 65633

Land, Crane, MO

Property SizeContact for details
Lot Size27.64 Acres
Days on Market275

Property Features for State Highway Aa

General Information

Property type Land
Property subtype Other
Fencing Barbed Wire
Subdivision Stone-Not in List
Lot features Acreage, Secluded, Mature Trees, Horses Allowed, Water View, Few Trees, Pasture, Wooded
View River
Elementary school Hurley
Middle school Hurley
High school Hurley
Directions From James River Expressway in Springfield, south on Hwy 160 (Campbell) to Nixa, then right (west) on Hwy 14 (Mt. Vernon) to M hwy, then left (south) through Rivercut at the James River and across to U hwy, continue straight on U to A hwy, turn right (west) just 1 mile to AA hwy, then left (south) 5 miles to to deeded easement on the left just past Cox Ford Rd (Indian Tree Golf sign).
Standard status Active
APN 05.5.0-15-000-000-002.004
Lot size 27.64 Acres

Taxes and HOA fees

Tax Year 2025
Tax Description Long metes and bounds description
Tax Annual Amount 13
Legal Description Long metes and bounds description
Listing Agency: Shamrock Realty, Inc.
Listed By: R Kent Graves
Added: Jan 3 Changed: Sep 8 Last Checked: Oct 5 at 11:06AM
MLS# 60312576

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Investment Insights

Based on property information with market context.

This 27.64-acre tract near Crane, Missouri, includes rolling and level pasture, wooded slopes, and mature timber. The terrain provides multiple potential building areas with views toward the James River and the adjacent golf course. Barbed-wire fencing is present, and recorded covenants address neighboring uses and activities.

An exclusive deeded easement provides access to the James River through Cox Ford Rd, near Indian Tree Golf. The property sits 3/8 mile from State Highway Aa and offers a rural setting in Stone County. Crane is approximately a 10-minute drive for local commerce, while Nixa is 20 miles north for additional shopping and services.

The land is suited to a range of rural activities identified in the property information, including livestock, hiking, hunting, fishing, and recreational use. Deer and turkey are noted on the property, and the James River provides canoeing and fishing access.

Key Highlights

  • 27.64 acres in Stone County near Crane, Missouri
  • James River views with an exclusive deeded river easement via Cox Ford Rd
  • Rolling pasture, level pasture, wooded slopes, and mature timber

Property Analytics

Current Use

Waterfront Land

Lease Details

Yes
Paved road access
Yes
Water rights

Location Intelligence

Trade Area within ½ mile

2
Businesses Nearby

Demographics for 65633, MO

4,121
Population
1,533
Households
2.7
Avg Household Size
41
Median Age
12%
College-Educated
86%
High-School Grad
83.8 sq mi
ZIP Area
49
Density / Sq Mi
$52,188
Median Household Income
$33,804
Median Earnings
$848
Median Rent
$173,200
Median Home Value
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Frequently Asked Questions

What type of property is this?
Waterfront Land - Property combines pasture, wooded slopes, mature timber, and deeded river access.
Where is this waterfront land located?
The property is located at State Highway Aa Crane, MO.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $249,900.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: 27.64 acres in Stone County near Crane, Missouri; James River views with an exclusive deeded river easement via Cox Ford Rd; Rolling pasture, level pasture, wooded slopes, and mature timber
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