300 Ridgecrest Drive

About This Property

Thoughtfully repositioned, 300 Ridgecrest Drive presents a rare opportunity to own one of the Ozarks' most remarkable private estates. Set on more than 10 secluded acres in Saddlebrooke, Missouri, surrounded by the pristine beauty of the Mark Twain National Forest, this Modern European compound offers multiple outbuildings and an extraordinary collection of amenities. Completed in 2023, the property boasts a 7,920-square-foot residence and an impressive 5,700-square-foot sports-and-entertainment pavilion featuring an NBA-rated basketball court, a gym, and flexible event space. Timeless architectural materials—stone, brick, timber beams, and reclaimed wood—pair seamlessly with advanced smart-home automation, magnetic-lock security, and automated blinds and screens. Inside, soaring ceilings, multiple chef's kitchens, refined finishes, and gracious entertaining spaces are complemented by a private theatre and arcade. The primary suite is a true retreat, complete with a fireplace, spa-inspired bath, and a sunroom featuring a private plunge tub and a swing bench. Furnished with Restoration Hardware pieces, the home embodies warmth, elegance, and contemporary comfort. Outdoor living rivals a private resort, highlighted by a 70-foot beach-entry pool, a 12-person spa, a pool house, firepit lounges, and a fully equipped outdoor kitchen with a pizza oven, commercial grill, and refrigeration. Additional features include RV accommodations, a motorized gated entry, an expansive motor court, and a private go-kart track. Located just minutes from Branson, Springfield, and Table Rock Lake, this exceptional estate delivers an unparalleled blend of privacy, recreation, and luxury.

Rugged White River hills above Table Rock and Bull Shoals

Taney County is White River lake country, where the plateau gives way to steep, timbered hills folding down toward Table Rock and Bull Shoals. This is rugged, scenic ground defined by hardwood ridges, deep hollows, and long views over water. It appeals most to the recreational and lake-minded buyer: acreage for a getaway cabin, hunting timber, or a retreat within reach of clear reservoirs and cool, spring-fed streams. Whitetail and turkey work the wooded draws, and the broken terrain offers seclusion prized by those seeking a true Ozark hideaway. While cattle and hay hold in the more open pockets, the county's real draw is rugged country, water access, and recreation in one of the region's most striking landscapes.

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