1998 A Highway

About This Property

155+/- acres that lays level to gently rolling and offers an excellent mix of terrain—approximately 80 acres open with the balance in a healthy blend of young and mature timber. Thick cover, natural browse, and multiple water sources create strong habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, and small game. With ponds and a seasonal stream, you’ll have dependable water and plenty of scenic places to hunt, camp, or simply enjoy the outdoors. Improvements include a 30' x 50' shop with a concrete floor, finished office space and kitchenette on one end, plus a 14' x 50' lean-to. There is a well on the property and fiber internet available, making it easy to stay connected while enjoying the country. You’ll also find an antique gambrel-roof barn with ample storage, a public restroom building, and an older house (not livable). A standout feature is the restored motocross track, which features hairpin turns, big jumps, a spectator bridge, an announcer/scoring house, a 40-man starting gate, a gate house and plenty of room for parking and camping. The track has a history as a Loretta Lynn regional qualifier and has been used for hosted races. If your interests do not include motocross racing, the track area can simply be reclaimed and converted back into pasture, giving you even more open ground for hay, grazing, or other uses. Whether you’re after a hunt-ready Ozark tract, a recreation headquarters, or a property with genuine event potential, this acreage delivers space, access, and versatility. Property Features: • 155+/- acres in Oregon County in the heart of the Ozarks with no restrictions and state-maintained highway frontage. • Located just a few miles from a major U.S. highway, offering quick, convenient access. • Terrain is level to gently rolling, making it easy to navigate and use for multiple purposes. • Land mix includes ~80 acres open with the remainder in a healthy blend of young and mature timber. • Strong wildlife habitat with thick cover, natural browse, and multiple water sources supporting whitetail deer, turkey, and small game. • Ponds and an on-site stream provide dependable water and scenic spots to hunt, camp, and enjoy the outdoors. • Improvements include a 30' x 50' shop with concrete floor and finished living quarters on one end. • Additional structures include a 14' x 50' lean-to, antique gambrel-roof barn for storage, a public restroom building, and an older house (not livable). • Utilities/connection: well on the property and fiber internet available for staying connected. • Major recreation/event feature: restored motocross track with hairpin turns, big jumps, spectator bridge, announcer/scoring house, 40-man starting gate, gate house, plus ample parking and camping, with history as a Loretta Lynn regional qualifier and hosted races.

Eleven Point and Greer Spring country wrapped in national forest

Oregon County is remote, deeply forested Ozark country defined by the Eleven Point River and the powerful flow of Greer Spring. Much of the county lies within Mark Twain National Forest, including the rugged Irish Wilderness, giving buyers timbered tracts bordered by vast public land. The steep oak-hickory and pine ridges and cold, spring-fed streams draw floaters, anglers, and hunters after strong whitetail and turkey. Thin, rocky soils keep the working ground in pasture, hay, and cattle in the valleys. Anchored by Alton, this is country for a hunting retreat backed by wilderness, a cold-water river tract, or a secluded recreational holding where clear water and heavy timber carry the value.

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