Hwy 136, Lucerne, MO 64655

Listing agent Jeff Propst Show Phone

Listing office Whitetail Properties Real Estate (MO) 31255 CO Road 242, Williamstown, MO Show Phone

Listing date Mar 27, 2026

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Overview

This 20-acre land tract in western Putnam County offers a mix of recreational and productive ground, along with build potential. The property includes one box blind already set in place, and approximately 7 acres of hill-ground tillable area that provides additional diversity for the land plan. Views overlook rolling pasture hills, including areas that can be found dotted with grazing cattle.

Access is provided off the north side of Highway 136, making the site straightforward to reach while maintaining a rural setting. In addition to the tillable ground, an extra 12.14 acres are included in a conservation easement intended to protect lower wetlands and native grasses and to enhance wildlife habitat.

Utilities are located along Highway 136, including power, water, and high-speed fiber optic internet, which can help simplify future development planning. For buyers and tenants looking for land that supports both outdoor recreation and agricultural use, the existing hunting setup and mixed acreage configuration provide practical flexibility.

Map

City

Lucerne

County

Putnam

State

Missouri

Longitude

-93.3253

Latitude

40.46975

FAQs

What type of property is this?

Hunting land - 20-acre rural tract with hill-ground tillable acres, an existing box blind, and utility access along Highway 136.

Where is this hunting land located?

The property is located at Hwy 136 Lucerne, MO.

What is the asking price?

The asking price for this property is $99,000.

What are key features of this property?

This property features: Approximately 7 acres of hill ground tillable, adding income potential and land‑use diversity; Hunting and wildlife features include an existing box blind already in place; An additional 12.14 acres are enrolled in a conservation easement protecting lower wetlands and native grasses