10535 Hwy 67

About This Property

Hidden Hollow 70 Rare opportunity to own 70 acres of all-timber land offering a private, secluded retreat just about an hour and a half from St. Louis. This tract provides an ideal combination of privacy, wildlife habitat, and convenient access, making it perfect for hunting, recreation, or establishing a future homesite. The property is located at the end of a private dead-end road, ensuring peace and minimal traffic while still being close to town amenities, services, and everyday conveniences. The entire parcel is wooded with mature and young timber, providing excellent cover and habitat for deer, turkey, and a variety of other wildlife. Hunters and outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the abundant game and the opportunity to create trails, tree stands, or other recreational features. With multiple potential homesites, the property is well-suited for a primary residence, cabin, or off-grid retreat. Electric service is already on the property, further increasing development possibilities and convenience. This acreage is highly versatile, offering endless possibilities for investment, recreation, or future development. Its combination of size, location, and natural features makes it a rare find in the region. Whether seeking a private hunting haven, a quiet build site, or a long-term land investment, this property provides both opportunity and flexibility in a beautiful, wooded setting. Don’t miss the chance to own a tract with such privacy, accessibility, and recreational potential.

Igneous knobs, shut-ins, and the St. Francis winding through timber.

Madison County lies in the rugged St. Francois Mountains, where ancient igneous knobs rise from heavy hardwood timber and the St. Francis River carves rocky shut-ins through the granite. It's scenic, broken country with a long mining history, well suited to buyers after seclusion and character. The land favors timber, cattle, and recreation, with steep wooded ridges and glades that hunt well for deer and turkey, and pasture and hay ground in the valleys. Clear creeks and the river offer fishing and paddling, and conservation and forest land add public access nearby. For a hunting camp, a cattle farm tucked in the hills, or a rugged recreational tract, Madison County blends Ozark scenery with working ground.

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