19546 Golden Drive

About This Property

Opportunity awaits with this 57.7 m/l acre equine resort property offering infrastructure and scale that are hard to find. Designed to accommodate large events, extended stays, and recreational gatherings, this property features over 300 campsites, with the vast majority equipped with electric and water hookups, making it ideal for trail ride events, rallies, festivals, or seasonal tourism operations. On the property is a 10,000± square foot building that was once used as a general store housing an office area, restaurant space, and retail showroom—perfect for on-site management, concessions, or event services. Also, a 12,000± square foot dining hall with a kitchen, walk-in coolers, and a 12-foot-wide covered porch wrapping three sides of the building, offering ample space for large gatherings, banquets, or entertainment. Lodging options include a 21-unit motel (partially remodeled & 2 of the units were converted into an apartment ), 2-story bunkhouse, and a 3-bedroom, 1½-bath mobile home suitable for owner or manager living quarters. Additional infrastructure includes a well house with 2,000-gallon tanks, shop building, multiple sheds, and a large former chicken house adaptable for storage or alternative uses. The equine facilities are extensive, featuring pipe corrals and pens, providing a solid foundation for a premier horse-focused operation. Recreational amenities round out the property with a swimming pool and pavilion, enhancing guest experience and event potential. With its size, layout, and existing improvements, this property offers several possibilities—from revitalizing a full-scale equine resort to creating a multi-use campground, event venue, or recreational retreat. Conveniently located approximately 2 1/2 hours from St. Louis, 1 1/2 hours from the Current River, less than 1 hour to Mark Twain National Forest and 1 1/2 hours from Springfield, this unique property is ready for new ownership and a fresh vision to bring it back to life

Wide-open Ozark cattle range where the Current River is born

Texas County offers some of the most expansive land in the Missouri Ozarks, a broad tableland of timber and open range where the Big Piney and the headwaters of the Current River take shape. The country runs to oak-hickory and shortleaf pine over thin, rocky ground that has long favored cattle and hay over row crop. For buyers, that means room to run stock, put up forage, and hold big timbered blocks for deer and turkey. Spring-fed branches keep the creeks cold and clear, and Mark Twain National Forest borders many tracts. Whether the goal is a working cattle ranch, a timber investment, or a deep-woods hunting retreat, this is dependable, honest Ozark ground.

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