TBD County Road B - Carter 256

About This Property

Tucked away in the scenic Ozark foothills, this beautiful 8± acre property on County Road 256 in Ellsinore, Missouri offers the perfect blend of seclusion, convenience, and opportunity. Featuring a diverse mix of mature pines and hardwoods, along with several natural clearings, this tract provides an ideal setting for your dream home, weekend retreat, or future development. The groundwork is already in place with a well, power, and pump installed—saving you significant upfront costs. A concrete pad is also on-site, giving you a head start for building or setting up a cabin or camper. The property is border fenced and boasts approximately 522 feet of county road frontage, offering excellent access and usability. Conveniently located just a quarter mile from Highway 60, you’ll enjoy quick access while still maintaining a peaceful, rural setting. Only 20 minutes from Poplar Bluff and Van Buren, you’re never far from shopping, dining, and outdoor adventure. Spend your days exploring nearby rivers like the Current River or relaxing at the springs along the Black River. This 8 acres also borders Mark Twain National Forest on the north side. Thousands of acres nearby of Mark Twain National Forest. Whether you’re looking to build, invest, or escape, this property checks all the boxes with location, utilities, and natural beauty already in place.

Spring-fed rivers and unbroken forest along the Current.

Carter County is float-stream and big-timber country, some of the most scenic in the Missouri Ozarks. The Current River runs clear and cold through the heart of it, fed by powerful springs, and much of the county lies within the Mark Twain National Forest and the protected riverways corridor. The land is rugged and heavily wooded, with steep oak-hickory and shortleaf pine ridges, deep hollows, and gravel-bar streams. This is classic recreation and timber ground, with strong big-woods deer and turkey hunting and some of the best canoeing and smallmouth water in the state. Pasture is limited to the valleys. For a hunting camp, a river retreat, or a remote timber tract, Carter County delivers wild country in abundance.

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