1227 Timberwood Lane, Saint Clair, MO 63077

Three lots are being offered together in the Lake St Clair subdivision, featuring mature Oak Trees, a private beach, and an island with bridges. The property adjoins common ground with a second lake across the spillway creek. Lake St. Clair is a private community in Franklin County, Missouri, located approximately 1 mile west of the City of St. Clair, Missouri, off Missouri Highway PP. Developed in the early 60’s, the community consists of 450 acres of land, with 1352 lots and twenty three miles of road. The main lake covers approximately 60 acres and is used primarily for recreation such as boating, skiing, fishing, and other water sports. A marina and boat launch are located at one end of Lake #1, and a public beach for non-waterfront owner’s use is at the other end. Lakes 2, 3, and 4 are also used for recreational purposes, however only trolling type motors are allowed on these three lakes. The combined lots offer potential for building a custom waterfront home with a private beach and island, creating a private family retreat, or investing in future development. The property provides water views, direct lake access with a second lake next door, and space for outdoor living areas and recreational activities. A shed with wired electric is present, as well as a bridge connecting the lots to adjoining common ground with access to the neighboring lake. The property size is 19602 square feet. There are no electric, water or sewer utilities on the property but nearby. In the 80's the subdivision received a federal-state grant to install and operate a sewer district. Along with the Franklin Count Water Company and Ameren Missouri the subdivision has full infrastructure in place to support the 322 homes that are now within the community. Property owners also pay a sewer assessment levied by the Lake St Clair Sewer District. Property owners desiring access to water have an option of drilling a well or contracting with the Liberty Water company. The development is managed by five trustees, who are elected by those property owners. Yearly assessments.