Development Land for Sale in Jefferson County, Mo

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Developer’s Dream: 40.7 Acres Zoned PUD Near Fenton & High Ridge, Missouri
Unlock the full potential of this exceptional 40.7-acre property, ideally zoned Planned Unit Development (PUD)—perfect for a residential subdivision, custom estate lots, or a private retreat. Located just minutes from both Fenton and High Ridge, this site offers prime accessibility to Interstate 44 and State Highway 30, ensuring convenience for future residents or guests.
Nestled beside the scenic Paradise Valley Golf Course, the land is further enriched by the presence of Williams Creek, which gently meanders through the property. Rolling terrain, mature trees, and open spaces create a picturesque setting and an ideal canvas for creative development. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or seeking a long-term investment opportunity, this property offers a unique combination of strategic location, zoning flexibility, and natural beauty.Contact Mark James – Results Realty and AuctionA lifelong Mid-Missouri resident, Mark James brings extensive local knowledge and a passion for helping others to his role as a registered real estate broker at United Country Results Realty and Auction. With expertise in farms, land, recreational, and luxury properties, Mark has successfully guided countless buyers and sellers across the state, thanks to his offices in Rolla and Vienna. Outside of real estate, he cherishes time with his family, enjoying outdoor adventures like hunting, fishing, and camping with his wife, three daughters, and ten grandchildren.Contact Jane Cape – Results Realty and AuctionJane Cape, broker and award-winning realtor, specializes in farms, recreational properties, and country homes across central Missouri. Raised on a cattle farm along the Upper Meramec River, Jane brings nearly a decade of real estate expertise, a background in marketing, and a psychology degree to help clients achieve their property goals. When she’s not assisting clients, Jane enjoys fishing, kayaking Missouri’s scenic rivers, and capturing the beauty of the outdoors through photography.