Scenic 35.87-Acre Country Farm with Pond, Ridge Views and Multiple Outbuildings in Davisville, Missouri — $289,900
Property Overview
Set among the rolling countryside of Davisville, Missouri, this 35.87-acre farm combines a six-bedroom manufactured home, scenic ridge views, a newly constructed pond, and substantial additional storage and workshop space. The property is located in Crawford County and offers a private rural setting with room for outdoor recreation, equipment, animals, and a variety of country-living activities.
The single-level ranch-style home was built in 1995 and provides approximately 1,440 square feet of interior living space. It features six bedrooms, one full bathroom, one half bathroom, vaulted ceilings, and a combination of laminate, carpet, and vinyl flooring. A metal roof, insulated windows, and a permanent foundation add to the home’s practical features.
Outside, the acreage includes a newly constructed pond, rolling terrain, wooded areas, countryside views, and a 30-by-40-foot metal building with concrete flooring, electricity, and sliding drive-through doors at both ends. An additional canopy provides covered storage for an RV, camper, or recreational equipment.
- 35.87 acres in Crawford County, Missouri
- Six-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath manufactured home
- Approximately 1,440 square feet of living space
- Newly constructed pond
- Beautiful countryside and panoramic ridge views
- Metal roof and vaulted ceilings
- 30-by-40-foot metal workshop or storage building
- Additional covered RV and recreational equipment storage
- Solar panels that transfer to the new owner at closing
- Propane-powered Generac backup generator
- Outdoor wood furnace connected to the home’s heating system and water heater
- Private well and septic system with lagoon
Interior Features
The home offers six bedrooms on the main level, providing multiple options for sleeping arrangements, household needs, or flexible living spaces. Vaulted ceilings contribute to the open feel of the interior, while the combination of laminate, carpet, and vinyl flooring provides different finishes throughout the home.
Kitchen and Appliances
The kitchen includes an electric oven, dishwasher, and plumbing for an ice maker. The laundry area is conveniently located in the kitchen on the main level.
Living Comfort and Climate Control
Heating is provided through electric and wood systems, with an outdoor wood furnace connected to the home’s heating system and water heater. Central air conditioning provides cooling. The home also has insulated windows and vaulted ceilings.
Bedrooms and Bathrooms
Six main-level bedrooms provide flexibility for family living, guests, or dedicated office and hobby spaces. The home has one full bathroom and one half bathroom.
Exterior Features and Land
The 35.87-acre property features rolling slopes, wooded sections, open countryside, and private surroundings. Its combination of terrain and acreage provides space for enjoying the outdoors, maintaining equipment, and making use of the property’s multiple structures.
A circular driveway, additional parking, deck, porch, private yard, garden area, and partial fencing contribute to the property’s outdoor functionality. The home also has a two-car garage.
Metal Building and Workshop
One of the property’s notable improvements is a 30-by-40-foot metal building with concrete floors and electricity. Sliding drive-through doors on both ends allow convenient access for vehicles and equipment. The building provides useful space for workshop activities, storage, vehicles, tools, and farm-related equipment.
Additional Covered Storage
An additional canopy provides covered space for an RV, camper, boat, or other recreational equipment. The property also includes additional outbuildings and storage structures.
Pond and Outdoor Recreation
A newly constructed pond adds another outdoor feature to the acreage and complements the property’s countryside setting. Combined with the rolling terrain, wooded areas, and scenic ridge views, the land provides a variety of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors.
The location also offers convenient access to the Huzzah Creek area and Mark Twain National Forest. The listing describes the creek and forest as approximately three minutes away, providing access to opportunities for fishing, floating, hunting, hiking, and other outdoor recreation. Actual travel times depend on the route and conditions.
Utilities and Energy Features
The home is served by a private well and a private septic system with lagoon. Electricity and telephone connectivity are listed among the property’s connected utilities, and the property has owned propane.
Solar panels are included and are designated to transfer to the new owner at closing. A propane-powered Generac backup generator provides an additional source of backup power. The outdoor wood furnace is connected to both the home’s heating system and water heater.
Structure and Construction
- Property style: Single-level ranch-style manufactured home
- Year built: 1995
- Interior living area: 1,440 square feet
- Foundation: Permanent foundation with block and concrete components
- Exterior materials: Concrete and wood siding
- Roof: Metal
- Basement: Crawl space with storage space
- Parking: Two-car garage, circular driveway, and additional parking
Living in the Davisville, Missouri Area
Davisville is a rural community in Crawford County in the Ozarks region of southeastern Missouri. The area is known for its wooded landscapes, streams, rolling countryside, and access to outdoor recreation. The following information provides additional context about the surrounding region.
Area Overview
Davisville is a small rural community in Crawford County, surrounded by the wooded hills, valleys, and waterways characteristic of the Missouri Ozarks.
Crawford County had an estimated population of 22,929 in July 2025, according to U.S. Census Bureau estimates. The county’s rural character is reflected in its smaller communities, agricultural properties, wooded acreage, and outdoor recreation opportunities.
The regional landscape includes the Huzzah Creek watershed, forested areas, conservation lands, and access to the broader Mark Twain National Forest. Nearby communities include Steelville, Viburnum, and other smaller Crawford County communities.
The area’s economy includes a combination of local services, agriculture, forestry, manufacturing, healthcare, and businesses supporting outdoor recreation and tourism.
Schools and Education
Nearby educational options include schools in the Viburnum area. Property listing information identifies the following schools approximately 3.1 miles from the property:
- Viburnum Elementary School: Public elementary school serving prekindergarten through fifth grade.
- Viburnum High School: Public school serving grades six through twelve.
These schools provide educational options in the surrounding region. School proximity does not independently establish enrollment eligibility or official attendance boundaries. Buyers should confirm the property’s current school assignment and enrollment requirements directly with the appropriate school district.
Healthcare and Hospitals
Healthcare services are available in surrounding communities, including Steelville, Sullivan, and Salem.
Nearby Medical Services
- Mercy Clinic Family Medicine – Steelville: Primary care services in Steelville.
- BJC Medical Group Steelville Clinic: Medical services located in Steelville.
- Crawford County Health Department: Public health services in Steelville.
Regional Hospital Facilities
- Missouri Baptist Hospital of Sullivan: Hospital serving the Sullivan and surrounding Crawford County region.
- Salem Memorial District Hospital: Hospital located in Salem, Missouri, offering regional healthcare services.
Buyers should verify current facility services, emergency department availability, and operating hours directly with each provider.
Housing Market History
Historical housing-market information for Crawford County is available through the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s All-Transactions House Price Index. This index tracks changes in residential property values using an index where the year 2000 equals 100.
The following figures represent the annual Crawford County index, rather than actual median sale prices or the estimated value of an individual property.
| Year | House Price Index |
|---|---|
| 2021 | 186.48 |
| 2022 | 216.67 |
| 2023 | 235.06 |
| 2024 | 250.27 |
| 2025 | 262.16 |
The countywide index increased approximately 40.6% between 2021 and 2025. This represents historical movement in the county-level housing index and should not be interpreted as the appreciation rate of this particular property.
Historical index figures are not comparable to individual property appraisals, asking prices, or median sale prices. Past housing-market changes do not guarantee future appreciation.
Transportation and Access
Davisville is a rural community where personal vehicles are an important means of transportation. The property has a gravel road surface and a circular driveway with additional parking.
The surrounding region is connected through the local and state highway network, providing access to nearby communities such as Viburnum and Steelville.
Red Bluff Campground, within Mark Twain National Forest, is located approximately one mile from Davisville and provides access to the Huzzah Creek recreation area.
Public transportation options and property-specific travel times should be checked before making commuting arrangements.
Shopping and Everyday Services
Everyday shopping and services are available in surrounding rural communities, with additional options in Steelville and other regional population centers.
Buyers can explore nearby communities for grocery shopping, fuel, pharmacies, restaurants, banking, hardware supplies, and other routine services.
Because Davisville is a rural location, buyers should consider the distance to their preferred grocery stores, medical services, and other frequently used businesses when evaluating day-to-day convenience.
Parks and Recreation
Outdoor recreation is one of the notable characteristics of the Davisville region. The surrounding area includes forestland, creeks, trails, and conservation areas.
Mark Twain National Forest
Mark Twain National Forest provides opportunities for hiking, camping, wildlife observation, and outdoor recreation throughout the Missouri Ozarks. The nearby Red Bluff Campground is approximately one mile from Davisville.
Huzzah Creek
Huzzah Creek is a popular regional destination for fishing, floating, swimming, and other water-based recreation. The creek area is also known for its scenic Ozark landscape.
Red Bluff Trail
The Red Bluff Campground area includes a 1.2-mile loop trail through forested terrain, providing a nearby hiking opportunity.
Huzzah Narrows Natural Area
Located in Crawford County, Huzzah Narrows features Ozark valleys, wooded landscapes, springs, creeks, and access to the Ozark Trail. Fishing opportunities are available along the Huzzah and Courtois creeks.
These regional destinations offer opportunities for outdoor activities without requiring residents to travel to larger metropolitan areas.
Utilities and Connectivity
Crawford County has a combination of cooperative and municipal utility services. The Missouri Public Service Commission’s utility information identifies Crawford Electric Cooperative as an electricity provider serving the Davisville area.
Electricity
Crawford Electric Cooperative serves the Davisville area. The property listing also identifies connected electricity and single-phase and three-phase electrical service.
Water and Wastewater
Rural properties in this area may use private wells and individual wastewater systems. This property is specifically identified as having a private well and septic system with lagoon.
Internet and Cellular Connectivity
Broadband and cellular availability can vary significantly between rural properties, even within the same community. Buyers should verify available providers, connection types, speeds, and cellular coverage using the exact property address.
Area-level utility information does not guarantee service availability at a specific address. Property-specific utility arrangements should be confirmed with the relevant providers.
Property Summary
| Property Type | Single-Family Manufactured Home / Farm |
|---|---|
| Address | 63 Adams Rd, Davisville, MO 65456 |
| County | Crawford County |
| State | Missouri |
| MLS Number | 26070833 |
| Parcel/APN | 224.019000001.010 |
| Bedrooms | 6 |
| Bathrooms | 2 total: 1 full and 1 half |
| Interior Living Area | 1,440 square feet |
| Lot Size | 35.87 acres |
| Year Built | 1995 |
| Architectural Style | Ranch |
| Foundation | Permanent foundation with block and concrete components |
| Roof | Metal |
| Water Supply | Private well |
| Wastewater | Private septic system with lagoon |
| Heating | Electric and wood |
| Cooling | Central air conditioning and electric |
| Energy Features | Solar panels and propane-powered Generac backup generator |
| Parking | Two-car garage, circular driveway, and additional parking |
| Additional Structures | 30-by-40-foot metal building, additional canopy, outbuildings, and storage structures |
| Water Features | Newly constructed pond |
| Views | Panoramic countryside and ridge views |
| Road Surface | Gravel |
| Annual Property Taxes | $544 (2025) |
| Property Restrictions | Listing indicates no restrictions |
Listing Agent Information
Celeste N Crimmins
Telephone:
573-259-9020
Photography Credit: Original property photographers. Individual photographer names were not supplied with the listing information.
Property Information and Owner Credit: Property information and listing materials are credited to the property owner and original listing contributors. Photographic ownership and individual usage permissions should be confirmed with the respective rights holders.
Listing information identified as supplied through MARIS, MLS #26070833.
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