Perry County, Illinois Land For Sale (132 results)

This 15.24 acre property in Perry County, just east of Pinckneyville, features a recently remodeled 2-bed, 1-bath farmhouse. It is currently used as a weekend getaway but would also make a good full-time home. The current landowner is very open to leaving some of the contents with the home. Near the home site, there are 2 outbuildings and a newly constructed pond that has a lot of structure for the future fish population. The pond was stocked with bluegill and minnow. To the west of the home site, there is currently a 4.5-acre food plot, an area that could be used for many things, such as livestock, crop production, or left as a large destination food plot for the wildlife that use and live on the property. The remaining acreage of the property is a hunters paradise. Perry County is known for having some very special whitetails, even some cracking the highly sought-after 200 mark, and this property sits in the largest tract of timber in the area. In the spring of 22, to set this property apart from the neighbors, the current landowner had a land consultant come out and put a habitat plan together to help hold and attract deer and turkey. As a part of that plan there some logging was done to help clear some trees to allow for more cover and foliage to grow. You will notice how the logger followed the plan to drop treetops in strategic spots to help build some bedding areas as well. The trails have been nicely maintained throughout the property. There are 2 primary ridges on the property with several draws that really concentrate deer traffic. There is a small creek that separates these 2 ridges. Also, as part of the habitat plan, there were some areas inside the timber cleared for food plots. On the north ridge food plot, there is an area that has a good young oak tree population, which is already dropping acorns for the wildlife. The property features three MUDDY blinds, which will be sold with the property along with the habitat plan for the future landowner. If you would like to learn more about this property or set up a tour, please call Dale Dunn at 636-443-9481.

This 15.24 acre property in Perry County, just east of Pinckneyville, features a recently remodeled 2-bed, 1-bath farmhouse. It is currently used as a weekend getaway but would also make a good full-time home. The current landowner is very open to leaving some of the contents with the home. Near the home site, there are 2 outbuildings and a newly constructed pond that has a lot of structure for the future fish population. The pond was stocked with bluegill and minnow. To the west of the home site, there is currently a 4.5-acre food plot, an area that could be used for many things, such as livestock, crop production, or left as a large destination food plot for the wildlife that use and live on the property. The remaining acreage of the property is a hunters paradise. Perry County is known for having some very special whitetails, even some cracking the highly sought-after 200 mark, and this property sits in the largest tract of timber in the area. In the spring of 22, to set this property apart from the neighbors, the current landowner had a land consultant come out and put a habitat plan together to help hold and attract deer and turkey. As a part of that plan there some logging was done to help clear some trees to allow for more cover and foliage to grow. You will notice how the logger followed the plan to drop treetops in strategic spots to help build some bedding areas as well. The trails have been nicely maintained throughout the property. There are 2 primary ridges on the property with several draws that really concentrate deer traffic. There is a small creek that separates these 2 ridges. Also, as part of the habitat plan, there were some areas inside the timber cleared for food plots. On the north ridge food plot, there is an area that has a good young oak tree population, which is already dropping acorns for the wildlife. The property features three MUDDY blinds, which will be sold with the property along with the habitat plan for the future landowner. If you would like to learn more about this property or set up a tour, please call Dale Dunn at 636-443-9481.

This 15.24 acre property in Perry County, just east of Pinckneyville, features a recently remodeled 2-bed, 1-bath farmhouse. It is currently used as a weekend getaway but would also make a good full-time home. The current landowner is very open to leaving some of the contents with the home. Near the home site, there are 2 outbuildings and a newly constructed pond that has a lot of structure for the future fish population. The pond was stocked with bluegill and minnow. To the west of the home site, there is currently a 4.5-acre food plot, an area that could be used for many things, such as livestock, crop production, or left as a large destination food plot for the wildlife that use and live on the property. The remaining acreage of the property is a hunters paradise. Perry County is known for having some very special whitetails, even some cracking the highly sought-after 200 mark, and this property sits in the largest tract of timber in the area. In the spring of 22, to set this property apart from the neighbors, the current landowner had a land consultant come out and put a habitat plan together to help hold and attract deer and turkey. As a part of that plan there some logging was done to help clear some trees to allow for more cover and foliage to grow. You will notice how the logger followed the plan to drop treetops in strategic spots to help build some bedding areas as well. The trails have been nicely maintained throughout the property. There are 2 primary ridges on the property with several draws that really concentrate deer traffic. There is a small creek that separates these 2 ridges. Also, as part of the habitat plan, there were some areas inside the timber cleared for food plots. On the north ridge food plot, there is an area that has a good young oak tree population, which is already dropping acorns for the wildlife. The property features three MUDDY blinds, which will be sold with the property along with the habitat plan for the future landowner. If you would like to learn more about this property or set up a tour, please call Dale Dunn at 636-443-9481.

This 15.24 acre property in Perry County, just east of Pinckneyville, features a recently remodeled 2-bed, 1-bath farmhouse. It is currently used as a weekend getaway but would also make a good full-time home. The current landowner is very open to leaving some of the contents with the home. Near the home site, there are 2 outbuildings and a newly constructed pond that has a lot of structure for the future fish population. The pond was stocked with bluegill and minnow. To the west of the home site, there is currently a 4.5-acre food plot, an area that could be used for many things, such as livestock, crop production, or left as a large destination food plot for the wildlife that use and live on the property. The remaining acreage of the property is a hunters paradise. Perry County is known for having some very special whitetails, even some cracking the highly sought-after 200 mark, and this property sits in the largest tract of timber in the area. In the spring of 22, to set this property apart from the neighbors, the current landowner had a land consultant come out and put a habitat plan together to help hold and attract deer and turkey. As a part of that plan there some logging was done to help clear some trees to allow for more cover and foliage to grow. You will notice how the logger followed the plan to drop treetops in strategic spots to help build some bedding areas as well. The trails have been nicely maintained throughout the property. There are 2 primary ridges on the property with several draws that really concentrate deer traffic. There is a small creek that separates these 2 ridges. Also, as part of the habitat plan, there were some areas inside the timber cleared for food plots. On the north ridge food plot, there is an area that has a good young oak tree population, which is already dropping acorns for the wildlife. The property features three MUDDY blinds, which will be sold with the property along with the habitat plan for the future landowner. If you would like to learn more about this property or set up a tour, please call Dale Dunn at 636-443-9481.

This 15.24 acre property in Perry County, just east of Pinckneyville, features a recently remodeled 2-bed, 1-bath farmhouse. It is currently used as a weekend getaway but would also make a good full-time home. The current landowner is very open to leaving some of the contents with the home. Near the home site, there are 2 outbuildings and a newly constructed pond that has a lot of structure for the future fish population. The pond was stocked with bluegill and minnow. To the west of the home site, there is currently a 4.5-acre food plot, an area that could be used for many things, such as livestock, crop production, or left as a large destination food plot for the wildlife that use and live on the property. The remaining acreage of the property is a hunters paradise. Perry County is known for having some very special whitetails, even some cracking the highly sought-after 200 mark, and this property sits in the largest tract of timber in the area. In the spring of 22, to set this property apart from the neighbors, the current landowner had a land consultant come out and put a habitat plan together to help hold and attract deer and turkey. As a part of that plan there some logging was done to help clear some trees to allow for more cover and foliage to grow. You will notice how the logger followed the plan to drop treetops in strategic spots to help build some bedding areas as well. The trails have been nicely maintained throughout the property. There are 2 primary ridges on the property with several draws that really concentrate deer traffic. There is a small creek that separates these 2 ridges. Also, as part of the habitat plan, there were some areas inside the timber cleared for food plots. On the north ridge food plot, there is an area that has a good young oak tree population, which is already dropping acorns for the wildlife. The property features three MUDDY blinds, which will be sold with the property along with the habitat plan for the future landowner. If you would like to learn more about this property or set up a tour, please call Dale Dunn at 636-443-9481.

This 15.24 acre property in Perry County, just east of Pinckneyville, features a recently remodeled 2-bed, 1-bath farmhouse. It is currently used as a weekend getaway but would also make a good full-time home. The current landowner is very open to leaving some of the contents with the home. Near the home site, there are 2 outbuildings and a newly constructed pond that has a lot of structure for the future fish population. The pond was stocked with bluegill and minnow. To the west of the home site, there is currently a 4.5-acre food plot, an area that could be used for many things, such as livestock, crop production, or left as a large destination food plot for the wildlife that use and live on the property. The remaining acreage of the property is a hunters paradise. Perry County is known for having some very special whitetails, even some cracking the highly sought-after 200 mark, and this property sits in the largest tract of timber in the area. In the spring of 22, to set this property apart from the neighbors, the current landowner had a land consultant come out and put a habitat plan together to help hold and attract deer and turkey. As a part of that plan there some logging was done to help clear some trees to allow for more cover and foliage to grow. You will notice how the logger followed the plan to drop treetops in strategic spots to help build some bedding areas as well. The trails have been nicely maintained throughout the property. There are 2 primary ridges on the property with several draws that really concentrate deer traffic. There is a small creek that separates these 2 ridges. Also, as part of the habitat plan, there were some areas inside the timber cleared for food plots. On the north ridge food plot, there is an area that has a good young oak tree population, which is already dropping acorns for the wildlife. The property features three MUDDY blinds, which will be sold with the property along with the habitat plan for the future landowner. If you would like to learn more about this property or set up a tour, please call Dale Dunn at 636-443-9481.

This 15.24 acre property in Perry County, just east of Pinckneyville, features a recently remodeled 2-bed, 1-bath farmhouse. It is currently used as a weekend getaway but would also make a good full-time home. The current landowner is very open to leaving some of the contents with the home. Near the home site, there are 2 outbuildings and a newly constructed pond that has a lot of structure for the future fish population. The pond was stocked with bluegill and minnow. To the west of the home site, there is currently a 4.5-acre food plot, an area that could be used for many things, such as livestock, crop production, or left as a large destination food plot for the wildlife that use and live on the property. The remaining acreage of the property is a hunters paradise. Perry County is known for having some very special whitetails, even some cracking the highly sought-after 200 mark, and this property sits in the largest tract of timber in the area. In the spring of 22, to set this property apart from the neighbors, the current landowner had a land consultant come out and put a habitat plan together to help hold and attract deer and turkey. As a part of that plan there some logging was done to help clear some trees to allow for more cover and foliage to grow. You will notice how the logger followed the plan to drop treetops in strategic spots to help build some bedding areas as well. The trails have been nicely maintained throughout the property. There are 2 primary ridges on the property with several draws that really concentrate deer traffic. There is a small creek that separates these 2 ridges. Also, as part of the habitat plan, there were some areas inside the timber cleared for food plots. On the north ridge food plot, there is an area that has a good young oak tree population, which is already dropping acorns for the wildlife. The property features three MUDDY blinds, which will be sold with the property along with the habitat plan for the future landowner. If you would like to learn more about this property or set up a tour, please call Dale Dunn at 636-443-9481.

This 15.24 acre property in Perry County, just east of Pinckneyville, features a recently remodeled 2-bed, 1-bath farmhouse. It is currently used as a weekend getaway but would also make a good full-time home. The current landowner is very open to leaving some of the contents with the home. Near the home site, there are 2 outbuildings and a newly constructed pond that has a lot of structure for the future fish population. The pond was stocked with bluegill and minnow. To the west of the home site, there is currently a 4.5-acre food plot, an area that could be used for many things, such as livestock, crop production, or left as a large destination food plot for the wildlife that use and live on the property. The remaining acreage of the property is a hunters paradise. Perry County is known for having some very special whitetails, even some cracking the highly sought-after 200 mark, and this property sits in the largest tract of timber in the area. In the spring of 22, to set this property apart from the neighbors, the current landowner had a land consultant come out and put a habitat plan together to help hold and attract deer and turkey. As a part of that plan there some logging was done to help clear some trees to allow for more cover and foliage to grow. You will notice how the logger followed the plan to drop treetops in strategic spots to help build some bedding areas as well. The trails have been nicely maintained throughout the property. There are 2 primary ridges on the property with several draws that really concentrate deer traffic. There is a small creek that separates these 2 ridges. Also, as part of the habitat plan, there were some areas inside the timber cleared for food plots. On the north ridge food plot, there is an area that has a good young oak tree population, which is already dropping acorns for the wildlife. The property features three MUDDY blinds, which will be sold with the property along with the habitat plan for the future landowner. If you would like to learn more about this property or set up a tour, please call Dale Dunn at 636-443-9481.

This 15.24 acre property in Perry County, just east of Pinckneyville, features a recently remodeled 2-bed, 1-bath farmhouse. It is currently used as a weekend getaway but would also make a good full-time home. The current landowner is very open to leaving some of the contents with the home. Near the home site, there are 2 outbuildings and a newly constructed pond that has a lot of structure for the future fish population. The pond was stocked with bluegill and minnow. To the west of the home site, there is currently a 4.5-acre food plot, an area that could be used for many things, such as livestock, crop production, or left as a large destination food plot for the wildlife that use and live on the property. The remaining acreage of the property is a hunters paradise. Perry County is known for having some very special whitetails, even some cracking the highly sought-after 200 mark, and this property sits in the largest tract of timber in the area. In the spring of 22, to set this property apart from the neighbors, the current landowner had a land consultant come out and put a habitat plan together to help hold and attract deer and turkey. As a part of that plan there some logging was done to help clear some trees to allow for more cover and foliage to grow. You will notice how the logger followed the plan to drop treetops in strategic spots to help build some bedding areas as well. The trails have been nicely maintained throughout the property. There are 2 primary ridges on the property with several draws that really concentrate deer traffic. There is a small creek that separates these 2 ridges. Also, as part of the habitat plan, there were some areas inside the timber cleared for food plots. On the north ridge food plot, there is an area that has a good young oak tree population, which is already dropping acorns for the wildlife. The property features three MUDDY blinds, which will be sold with the property along with the habitat plan for the future landowner. If you would like to learn more about this property or set up a tour, please call Dale Dunn at 636-443-9481.

This 15.24 acre property in Perry County, just east of Pinckneyville, features a recently remodeled 2-bed, 1-bath farmhouse. It is currently used as a weekend getaway but would also make a good full-time home. The current landowner is very open to leaving some of the contents with the home. Near the home site, there are 2 outbuildings and a newly constructed pond that has a lot of structure for the future fish population. The pond was stocked with bluegill and minnow. To the west of the home site, there is currently a 4.5-acre food plot, an area that could be used for many things, such as livestock, crop production, or left as a large destination food plot for the wildlife that use and live on the property. The remaining acreage of the property is a hunters paradise. Perry County is known for having some very special whitetails, even some cracking the highly sought-after 200 mark, and this property sits in the largest tract of timber in the area. In the spring of 22, to set this property apart from the neighbors, the current landowner had a land consultant come out and put a habitat plan together to help hold and attract deer and turkey. As a part of that plan there some logging was done to help clear some trees to allow for more cover and foliage to grow. You will notice how the logger followed the plan to drop treetops in strategic spots to help build some bedding areas as well. The trails have been nicely maintained throughout the property. There are 2 primary ridges on the property with several draws that really concentrate deer traffic. There is a small creek that separates these 2 ridges. Also, as part of the habitat plan, there were some areas inside the timber cleared for food plots. On the north ridge food plot, there is an area that has a good young oak tree population, which is already dropping acorns for the wildlife. The property features three MUDDY blinds, which will be sold with the property along with the habitat plan for the future landowner. If you would like to learn more about this property or set up a tour, please call Dale Dunn at 636-443-9481.

This 15.24 acre property in Perry County, just east of Pinckneyville, features a recently remodeled 2-bed, 1-bath farmhouse. It is currently used as a weekend getaway but would also make a good full-time home. The current landowner is very open to leaving some of the contents with the home. Near the home site, there are 2 outbuildings and a newly constructed pond that has a lot of structure for the future fish population. The pond was stocked with bluegill and minnow. To the west of the home site, there is currently a 4.5-acre food plot, an area that could be used for many things, such as livestock, crop production, or left as a large destination food plot for the wildlife that use and live on the property. The remaining acreage of the property is a hunters paradise. Perry County is known for having some very special whitetails, even some cracking the highly sought-after 200 mark, and this property sits in the largest tract of timber in the area. In the spring of 22, to set this property apart from the neighbors, the current landowner had a land consultant come out and put a habitat plan together to help hold and attract deer and turkey. As a part of that plan there some logging was done to help clear some trees to allow for more cover and foliage to grow. You will notice how the logger followed the plan to drop treetops in strategic spots to help build some bedding areas as well. The trails have been nicely maintained throughout the property. There are 2 primary ridges on the property with several draws that really concentrate deer traffic. There is a small creek that separates these 2 ridges. Also, as part of the habitat plan, there were some areas inside the timber cleared for food plots. On the north ridge food plot, there is an area that has a good young oak tree population, which is already dropping acorns for the wildlife. The property features three MUDDY blinds, which will be sold with the property along with the habitat plan for the future landowner. If you would like to learn more about this property or set up a tour, please call Dale Dunn at 636-443-9481.

This 15.24 acre property in Perry County, just east of Pinckneyville, features a recently remodeled 2-bed, 1-bath farmhouse. It is currently used as a weekend getaway but would also make a good full-time home. The current landowner is very open to leaving some of the contents with the home. Near the home site, there are 2 outbuildings and a newly constructed pond that has a lot of structure for the future fish population. The pond was stocked with bluegill and minnow. To the west of the home site, there is currently a 4.5-acre food plot, an area that could be used for many things, such as livestock, crop production, or left as a large destination food plot for the wildlife that use and live on the property. The remaining acreage of the property is a hunters paradise. Perry County is known for having some very special whitetails, even some cracking the highly sought-after 200 mark, and this property sits in the largest tract of timber in the area. In the spring of 22, to set this property apart from the neighbors, the current landowner had a land consultant come out and put a habitat plan together to help hold and attract deer and turkey. As a part of that plan there some logging was done to help clear some trees to allow for more cover and foliage to grow. You will notice how the logger followed the plan to drop treetops in strategic spots to help build some bedding areas as well. The trails have been nicely maintained throughout the property. There are 2 primary ridges on the property with several draws that really concentrate deer traffic. There is a small creek that separates these 2 ridges. Also, as part of the habitat plan, there were some areas inside the timber cleared for food plots. On the north ridge food plot, there is an area that has a good young oak tree population, which is already dropping acorns for the wildlife. The property features three MUDDY blinds, which will be sold with the property along with the habitat plan for the future landowner. If you would like to learn more about this property or set up a tour, please call Dale Dunn at 636-443-9481.

This 15.24 acre property in Perry County, just east of Pinckneyville, features a recently remodeled 2-bed, 1-bath farmhouse. It is currently used as a weekend getaway but would also make a good full-time home. The current landowner is very open to leaving some of the contents with the home. Near the home site, there are 2 outbuildings and a newly constructed pond that has a lot of structure for the future fish population. The pond was stocked with bluegill and minnow. To the west of the home site, there is currently a 4.5-acre food plot, an area that could be used for many things, such as livestock, crop production, or left as a large destination food plot for the wildlife that use and live on the property. The remaining acreage of the property is a hunters paradise. Perry County is known for having some very special whitetails, even some cracking the highly sought-after 200 mark, and this property sits in the largest tract of timber in the area. In the spring of 22, to set this property apart from the neighbors, the current landowner had a land consultant come out and put a habitat plan together to help hold and attract deer and turkey. As a part of that plan there some logging was done to help clear some trees to allow for more cover and foliage to grow. You will notice how the logger followed the plan to drop treetops in strategic spots to help build some bedding areas as well. The trails have been nicely maintained throughout the property. There are 2 primary ridges on the property with several draws that really concentrate deer traffic. There is a small creek that separates these 2 ridges. Also, as part of the habitat plan, there were some areas inside the timber cleared for food plots. On the north ridge food plot, there is an area that has a good young oak tree population, which is already dropping acorns for the wildlife. The property features three MUDDY blinds, which will be sold with the property along with the habitat plan for the future landowner. If you would like to learn more about this property or set up a tour, please call Dale Dunn at 636-443-9481.

This 15.24 acre property in Perry County, just east of Pinckneyville, features a recently remodeled 2-bed, 1-bath farmhouse. It is currently used as a weekend getaway but would also make a good full-time home. The current landowner is very open to leaving some of the contents with the home. Near the home site, there are 2 outbuildings and a newly constructed pond that has a lot of structure for the future fish population. The pond was stocked with bluegill and minnow. To the west of the home site, there is currently a 4.5-acre food plot, an area that could be used for many things, such as livestock, crop production, or left as a large destination food plot for the wildlife that use and live on the property. The remaining acreage of the property is a hunters paradise. Perry County is known for having some very special whitetails, even some cracking the highly sought-after 200 mark, and this property sits in the largest tract of timber in the area. In the spring of 22, to set this property apart from the neighbors, the current landowner had a land consultant come out and put a habitat plan together to help hold and attract deer and turkey. As a part of that plan there some logging was done to help clear some trees to allow for more cover and foliage to grow. You will notice how the logger followed the plan to drop treetops in strategic spots to help build some bedding areas as well. The trails have been nicely maintained throughout the property. There are 2 primary ridges on the property with several draws that really concentrate deer traffic. There is a small creek that separates these 2 ridges. Also, as part of the habitat plan, there were some areas inside the timber cleared for food plots. On the north ridge food plot, there is an area that has a good young oak tree population, which is already dropping acorns for the wildlife. The property features three MUDDY blinds, which will be sold with the property along with the habitat plan for the future landowner. If you would like to learn more about this property or set up a tour, please call Dale Dunn at 636-443-9481.

Located just outside of Pinckneyville off Parakeet Road, this 13.55 acre tract offers a great blend of income and potential. FSA figures show 11.55+/- acres of tillable ground made up of soils like Bluford silt loam and Blair silty clay loam. These open acres also present solid options for future home sites with county water and electricity available at the road. There's a cash rent agreement in place for the 2025 crop year, and 100% of that income will transfer to the buyer. This tract offers immediate possession subject to tenant rights for 2025 and is open for tenancy starting in 2026. No survey is needed, and annual taxes are $217.46. Whether you're looking to invest, build, or boththis is a solid piece of ground in a great location.

Pine Lake Ranch in Perry County, Illinois, is a truly unique, one-of-a-kind property. This custom-built home is tucked away down a private lane off a quiet country road, offering 80 acres of unparalleled seclusion and natural beauty. The home's open floor plan and enclosed covered porch are perfect for entertaining, while large windows throughout provide breathtaking views of a 6-acre stocked lake. Inside, tile floors span the entire home, with the spacious master suite featuring walk-in closets and a luxurious steam room. The property boasts two lakes, including a second 10-acre lake, and the remaining acreage is enrolled in a CRP program, fostering rich wildlife habitats. Hunt waterfowl, quail, deer, and small game, all on your own land. There are three metal buildings, two of which are fully insulated with concrete floors, electric, and heat, providing ample space for storage, workshops, or hobbies. Seller is willing to divide the property.

Pine Lake Ranch in Perry County, Illinois, is a truly unique, one-of-a-kind property. This custom-built home is tucked away down a private lane off a quiet country road, offering 80 acres of unparalleled seclusion and natural beauty. The home's open floor plan and enclosed covered porch are perfect for entertaining, while large windows throughout provide breathtaking views of a 6-acre stocked lake. Inside, tile floors span the entire home, with the spacious master suite featuring walk-in closets and a luxurious steam room. The property boasts two lakes, including a second 10-acre lake, and the remaining acreage is enrolled in a CRP program, fostering rich wildlife habitats. Hunt waterfowl, quail, deer, and small game, all on your own land. There are three metal buildings, two of which are fully insulated with concrete floors, electric, and heat, providing ample space for storage, workshops, or hobbies. Seller is willing to divide the property.

Pine Lake Ranch in Perry County, Illinois, is a truly unique, one-of-a-kind property. This custom-built home is tucked away down a private lane off a quiet country road, offering 80 acres of unparalleled seclusion and natural beauty. The home's open floor plan and enclosed covered porch are perfect for entertaining, while large windows throughout provide breathtaking views of a 6-acre stocked lake. Inside, tile floors span the entire home, with the spacious master suite featuring walk-in closets and a luxurious steam room. The property boasts two lakes, including a second 10-acre lake, and the remaining acreage is enrolled in a CRP program, fostering rich wildlife habitats. Hunt waterfowl, quail, deer, and small game, all on your own land. There are three metal buildings, two of which are fully insulated with concrete floors, electric, and heat, providing ample space for storage, workshops, or hobbies. Seller is willing to divide the property.

Pine Lake Ranch in Perry County, Illinois, is a truly unique, one-of-a-kind property. This custom-built home is tucked away down a private lane off a quiet country road, offering 80 acres of unparalleled seclusion and natural beauty. The home's open floor plan and enclosed covered porch are perfect for entertaining, while large windows throughout provide breathtaking views of a 6-acre stocked lake. Inside, tile floors span the entire home, with the spacious master suite featuring walk-in closets and a luxurious steam room. The property boasts two lakes, including a second 10-acre lake, and the remaining acreage is enrolled in a CRP program, fostering rich wildlife habitats. Hunt waterfowl, quail, deer, and small game, all on your own land. There are three metal buildings, two of which are fully insulated with concrete floors, electric, and heat, providing ample space for storage, workshops, or hobbies. Seller is willing to divide the property.

Pine Lake Ranch in Perry County, Illinois, is a truly unique, one-of-a-kind property. This custom-built home is tucked away down a private lane off a quiet country road, offering 80 acres of unparalleled seclusion and natural beauty. The home's open floor plan and enclosed covered porch are perfect for entertaining, while large windows throughout provide breathtaking views of a 6-acre stocked lake. Inside, tile floors span the entire home, with the spacious master suite featuring walk-in closets and a luxurious steam room. The property boasts two lakes, including a second 10-acre lake, and the remaining acreage is enrolled in a CRP program, fostering rich wildlife habitats. Hunt waterfowl, quail, deer, and small game, all on your own land. There are three metal buildings, two of which are fully insulated with concrete floors, electric, and heat, providing ample space for storage, workshops, or hobbies. Seller is willing to divide the property.

Pine Lake Ranch in Perry County, Illinois, is a truly unique, one-of-a-kind property. This custom-built home is tucked away down a private lane off a quiet country road, offering 80 acres of unparalleled seclusion and natural beauty. The home's open floor plan and enclosed covered porch are perfect for entertaining, while large windows throughout provide breathtaking views of a 6-acre stocked lake. Inside, tile floors span the entire home, with the spacious master suite featuring walk-in closets and a luxurious steam room. The property boasts two lakes, including a second 10-acre lake, and the remaining acreage is enrolled in a CRP program, fostering rich wildlife habitats. Hunt waterfowl, quail, deer, and small game, all on your own land. There are three metal buildings, two of which are fully insulated with concrete floors, electric, and heat, providing ample space for storage, workshops, or hobbies. Seller is willing to divide the property.

Pine Lake Ranch in Perry County, Illinois, is a truly unique, one-of-a-kind property. This custom-built home is tucked away down a private lane off a quiet country road, offering 80 acres of unparalleled seclusion and natural beauty. The home's open floor plan and enclosed covered porch are perfect for entertaining, while large windows throughout provide breathtaking views of a 6-acre stocked lake. Inside, tile floors span the entire home, with the spacious master suite featuring walk-in closets and a luxurious steam room. The property boasts two lakes, including a second 10-acre lake, and the remaining acreage is enrolled in a CRP program, fostering rich wildlife habitats. Hunt waterfowl, quail, deer, and small game, all on your own land. There are three metal buildings, two of which are fully insulated with concrete floors, electric, and heat, providing ample space for storage, workshops, or hobbies. Seller is willing to divide the property.

Pine Lake Ranch in Perry County, Illinois, is a truly unique, one-of-a-kind property. This custom-built home is tucked away down a private lane off a quiet country road, offering 80 acres of unparalleled seclusion and natural beauty. The home's open floor plan and enclosed covered porch are perfect for entertaining, while large windows throughout provide breathtaking views of a 6-acre stocked lake. Inside, tile floors span the entire home, with the spacious master suite featuring walk-in closets and a luxurious steam room. The property boasts two lakes, including a second 10-acre lake, and the remaining acreage is enrolled in a CRP program, fostering rich wildlife habitats. Hunt waterfowl, quail, deer, and small game, all on your own land. There are three metal buildings, two of which are fully insulated with concrete floors, electric, and heat, providing ample space for storage, workshops, or hobbies. Seller is willing to divide the property.

Pine Lake Ranch in Perry County, Illinois, is a truly unique, one-of-a-kind property. This custom-built home is tucked away down a private lane off a quiet country road, offering 80 acres of unparalleled seclusion and natural beauty. The home's open floor plan and enclosed covered porch are perfect for entertaining, while large windows throughout provide breathtaking views of a 6-acre stocked lake. Inside, tile floors span the entire home, with the spacious master suite featuring walk-in closets and a luxurious steam room. The property boasts two lakes, including a second 10-acre lake, and the remaining acreage is enrolled in a CRP program, fostering rich wildlife habitats. Hunt waterfowl, quail, deer, and small game, all on your own land. There are three metal buildings, two of which are fully insulated with concrete floors, electric, and heat, providing ample space for storage, workshops, or hobbies. Seller is willing to divide the property.

Pine Lake Ranch in Perry County, Illinois, is a truly unique, one-of-a-kind property. This custom-built home is tucked away down a private lane off a quiet country road, offering 80 acres of unparalleled seclusion and natural beauty. The home's open floor plan and enclosed covered porch are perfect for entertaining, while large windows throughout provide breathtaking views of a 6-acre stocked lake. Inside, tile floors span the entire home, with the spacious master suite featuring walk-in closets and a luxurious steam room. The property boasts two lakes, including a second 10-acre lake, and the remaining acreage is enrolled in a CRP program, fostering rich wildlife habitats. Hunt waterfowl, quail, deer, and small game, all on your own land. There are three metal buildings, two of which are fully insulated with concrete floors, electric, and heat, providing ample space for storage, workshops, or hobbies. Seller is willing to divide the property.