29623 State Highway C

About This Property

$219,995 - 9+ Acres - Washington County, MO If you’ve been looking for a little room to breathe, this one might be calling your name. This 1976 raised ranch / split-foyer home sits on over 9 acres in a rural setting only 10 minutes north of Viburnum, Missouri, in the Valley R-6 School District. The home offers a solid layout with a lot already done for you. Updates include a newer roof, new electric hot water heater, newer electric furnace, and custom kitchen cabinets. The main level features a traditional 3-bedroom floor plan, plus a built-on addition that makes a great family room, game room, or even a large sleeping room—plenty of flexibility depending on your needs. Downstairs, the basement adds even more usable space with a utility room, second bathroom, family room, sleeping room, and a very nice kitchenette—perfect for guests, extended family, or extra living space. Outside is where this property really shines. With just over 9 acres and two wells, you’ve got room for hobbies, animals, gardens, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet. The Mark Twain National Forest is just a mile away, offering excellent hunting, hiking, and outdoor recreation. You’re also within an hour of some of Missouri’s favorite spots like Dillard Mill State Park, Council Bluff Lake, Elephant Rocks, and Johnson Shut-Ins. Crystal-clear streams are only a mile away, making summer days perfect for wading, playing, and cooling off. The setting, the space, and the location are all here. The only thing missing is you. Let’s get the ball rolling and make this place your next home.

Float streams and timber in Missouri's old mineral country.

Washington County is rolling Ozark border country with a deep mining heritage, long known for its tiff and mineral diggings. The land rises into timbered hills and ridges, cut by some of the finest float streams in the state, clear and spring-fed creeks that draw paddlers and anglers through the warm months. Mark Twain National Forest ground is scattered across the county. This is timber, cattle, and recreation land: hardwood ridges that hold deer and turkey, pasture and hay in the valleys, and gravel-bar streams for floating and fishing. For a hunting property, a working cattle place, or a recreational tract on good water, Washington County offers a lot of Ozark character within easy reach of St. Louis.

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