221 HWY Vance Rd, Old Middlebrook Rd, 221 Hwy

About This Property

Discover this exceptional 785+/- acre tract spanning St. Francois County and Iron County, offering a rare opportunity to own a large, contiguous piece of the Missouri Ozarks. This heavily wooded property features rolling terrain, scenic ridges, and multiple creeks winding through the landscape, creating a beautiful and diverse natural setting. The property offers excellent accessibility with deeded access as well as road frontage from HWY 221 and Old Middlebrook Road, making it easy to reach while maintaining privacy and seclusion. Throughout the acreage you will find picturesque views of the surrounding hills and valleys, making this ideal for recreational, hunting, trail riding, or a private retreat. The land is rich with wildlife and natural features making it perfect for any outdoor enthusiasts. There is an electric easement running through the property, providing access to electricity for anyone considering building a cabin, lodge or future home site. Property is conveniently located just 1 hour 20 minutes from St. Louis, 25 minutes from Black River, and 20 minutes from Farmington. With Johnson Shut-Ins, Elephant Rocks, St Joe State Park, and Black River just a short drive away, you will have endless opportunities to experience the natural beauty Missouri has to offer. Sellers do not know of property ever being logged. Call the listing agent for more information.

Missouri's high igneous country, where the mountains still hold their timber.

Iron County sits at the rugged heart of the St. Francois Mountains, home to some of the highest, most broken ground in Missouri. Ancient igneous knobs rise out of heavy oak-hickory timber, and the terrain rewards buyers who want seclusion, elevation, and big-woods character. This is classic hardwood deer and turkey country, with pasture and hay ground tucked into the valleys between the ridges. The St. Francis River gathers its headwaters here among glades and rocky shut-ins. Land here leans toward timber, cattle, and recreation rather than row crops, and the mining heritage runs deep. For a hunting camp, a working cattle place, or a rugged recreational tract, Iron County offers scenery and solitude in equal measure.

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