MLS® Listing#60336656 · Unimproved Land · Listed Oct 20, 2026
669 E Collier Street, Marionville, MO 65705
Lawrence County
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0.1Acre lot
Description
Don't let the size fool you--this 0.1-acre commercial lot in Marionville packs plenty of potential. With great visibility from busy Hwy 60, your future business can still get noticed without being right on the pavement--kind of like being in the spotlight without standing on stage.The lot is level and graveled, making it easy to get started without a lot of upfront site work--because who doesn't love saving time and money?And yes, this is Marionville, the Home of the White Squirrels, so you'll not only get a great location, but also some of the most unique neighbors around. High traffic nearby, local charm, and just enough space to make something happen--this little lot is ready to get to work.Big dreams don't always need big acreage... sometimes they just need the right 0.1 acres.
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Property information
Property type
Commercial Sale
Sub-type
Unimproved Land
Lot size
0.1 acres
Annual taxes (2024)
$13
Days on market
12
Parcel number
117035004017001000
669 E Collier StreetMarionville, MO 65705
Lawrence County
$11,500List price
0.10Acre lot
12 days agoOn market
Description
Don't let the size fool you--this 0.1-acre commercial lot in Marionville packs plenty of potential. With great visibility from busy Hwy 60, your future business can still get noticed without being right on the pavement--kind of like being in the spotlight without standing on stage.The lot is level and graveled, making it easy to get started without a lot of upfront site work--because who doesn't love saving time and money?And yes, this is Marionville, the Home of the White Squirrels, so you'll not only get a great location, but also some of the most unique neighbors around. High traffic nearby, local charm, and just enough space to make something happen--this little lot is ready to get to work.Big dreams don't always need big acreage... sometimes they just need the right 0.1 acres.