2937 Wayne Route F, Greenville, MO 63944

Rarely does a property emerge that perfectly balances livestock production with the refined luxury of a custom hilltop estate. Situated in the heart of Wayne County, 2937 Wayne Route F is a spectacular valley farm encompassing a "turn-key" livestock operation surrounded by the vast, untouched wilderness of the Mark Twain National Forest. Accessible via a scenic drive down a paved highway through the Ozark forest, the property is located just moments from the boat ramps and recreational waters of Lake Wappapello at Holliday Landing.

The Residence: Luxury Perched Above the Valley The 2,990 sq. ft. home has undergone a comprehensive, top-to-bottom renovation, offering 4 spacious bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms. Perched atop a ridge, the home overlooks the lush valley below, providing panoramic views of your private domain. The interior is a showcase of meticulous hands, featuring stone countertops, a gourmet kitchen with a gas downdraft cooktop, and custom soft-close cabinetry. With all-new stainless appliances, a wood-burning firebox for those crisp Ozark evenings, and a generous floor plan, this home offers a sophisticated sanctuary in a rugged landscape.

The Operation: Elite Infrastructure & Management This is a "very clean," intensely managed farm designed for the serious producer. The valley floor is a carpet of high-quality Orchard grass, Bluegrass, and Fescue, optimized through a system of rotational grazing paddocks. The property is fully fenced and cross-fenced, supported by an automated watering system (including valley spigots and guardrail water bars) and new livestock structures including custom cowports.

Recreation & Heritage: A Sportsman's Paradise Beyond the pastures, the property is a recreational wonderland. Bordered by thousands of acres of federal and state lands, you have an endless backyard for hunting and exploration. The farm features live water, established ponds, and several historical sites that whisper of the region's deep roots. With permanent hunting blinds in place, established garden beds, and miles of nearby horse trails and lake access, this is more than a farm-it is a generational legacy waiting to be claimed.