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About This Property

Discover 82+/- acres of exceptional recreational ground in Washington County, just outside of Viburnum, Missouri. This property offers the perfect blend of live water, mature timber, hunting opportunities, and excellent access — all in the heart of the Ozarks. With over 1,500 feet of crystal-clear frontage on Courtois Creek, you’ll enjoy some of the best creek access in the area. The deeper pools provide outstanding fishing for smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, and bluegill. Whether it’s casting a line, cooling off in the summer, or simply relaxing by the water, this creek frontage is a rare and valuable feature. The land features a nice mix of some open acreage but is predominantly wooded with a strong stand of red oak, white oak, and black oak — providing both long-term timber value and ideal wildlife habitat. Hunters will appreciate the abundance of deer, turkey, and small game. A major powerline runs through the property, creating an excellent travel corridor and prime stand locations with great visibility. Surrounded by other large private landowners, this tract offers privacy and low hunting pressure. Access is outstanding with over 2,000 feet of paved Highway C frontage. The property is located just 10 minutes from Viburnum for convenience and approximately 2.5 hours from St. Louis, Missouri — making it ideal for a weekend getaway or future homesite. This property can be purchased as the full 82-acre tract or just tract 1 which is 20-acres. If you’ve been searching for premium creek frontage, strong hunting ground, and excellent access in the Missouri Ozarks — this one checks all the boxes.

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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