Extended Property Description
A Truly Rare Find — One of a Kind!
Welcome to your own private wilderness retreat in the heart of South Central Missouri, where a pristine river winds through 418 acres of breathtaking, untouched Ozarks beauty. This extraordinary property combines natural splendor, historic charm, and boundless opportunities for outdoor living in a setting that feels nothing short of magical.
Secluded and serene, the property features a nostalgic, old-fashioned cabin that offers a glimpse into simpler times—perfect for weekend escapes, rustic getaways, or restoration into a full-time residence. Surrounding the cabin lies a rich blend of mature Walnut and White Oak timber, rolling hills, open bottomland, and pasture—providing the ideal mix of forest and field.
Abundant water sources add to the appeal: a year-round creek, multiple fresh springs, and a historic Spring House that has stood strong through the years. A private well provides reliable running water, while perimeter fencing and ample open ground make the property well-suited for livestock, hay production, or sustainable farming.
For outdoor enthusiasts and hunters, this is a true paradise. The land is rich with wildlife, including deer, turkey, and small game, offering outstanding seasonal hunting and year-round nature enjoyment. Two natural caves invite exploration, and the flowing river serves as a peaceful, picturesque focal point of the property.
Despite its privacy, the property is easily accessible via quality road frontage. The atmosphere is tranquil and remote, as if you’ve entered another world entirely. With a history as deep as the creek that runs through it, this land holds stories waiting to be discovered—and memories ready to be made.
Whether you envision a hunting lodge, cattle operation, timber investment, or a generational legacy property, this remarkable tract has it all. It’s exceedingly rare to find a parcel this large, diverse, and stunning in one package.
Don’t miss your opportunity to own a true Ozarks treasure! Contact us today to experience this breathtaking 418-acre Missouri gem—before it’s gone.
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