Monroe City Retreat

Located near Monroe City Lake, this 6.7+/- acre wooded property offers privacy, recreation, and building potential in Ralls County, Missouri.

The property sits along Elder Lane, just outside Monroe City. It borders land surrounding Monroe City's Route J Reservoir, commonly known as Monroe City Lake. The property is not lakefront and does not currently have lake views.

Monroe City Lake adds a unique recreational feature to the location. The Route J Reservoir is a 100-acre recreational lake situated on 400 acres of city-owned land. The lake offers fishing, a boat dock, and an accessible floating fishing dock. Boats with motors up to 10 horsepower are permitted.

Wooded Acreage & RecreationThe property is predominantly wooded with hardwood timber and natural openings. The timber creates privacy and provides habitat for wildlife.

For hunters and outdoor enthusiasts, the property could make an excellent small hunting tract or weekend retreat. The woods provide room for hunting, hiking, camping, and exploring your own land.

A small creek also runs through the property, adding another natural feature to the wooded setting.

Road Frontage & Building PotentialApproximately 500 feet of frontage along Elder Lane provides convenient road access. The generous frontage also provides flexibility when planning a future entrance or homesite.

With 6.7 +/- acres, there is enough room to create a private homesite while keeping plenty of surrounding timber. Build a permanent residence, weekend cabin, or simply enjoy the property as a recreational getaway.

There is no HOA and no known restrictions. Buyers should independently verify building requirements, permitted uses, utilities, and restrictions.

The property is also located outside the mapped Special Flood Hazard Area.

Near Mark Twain LakeMark Twain Lake is nearby and makes this location even more attractive for outdoor recreation.

At normal pool, Mark Twain Lake covers approximately 18,600 acres of water. The lake offers boating, fishing, swimming, camping, hiking, and hunting. There are also 19 boat ramps located around the lake.

For hunters, approximately 45,000 acres of land and water around Mark Twain Lake are available for hunting. Game species include whitetail deer, wild turkey, dove, quail, rabbit, squirrel, and waterfowl.