21500 County Road 7670

About This Property

HUNTERS PARADISE!! Abundant deer, turkey, and small game. Nestled in the heart of the Ozarks with one mile bordered by the scenic Mark Twain National Forest, this exceptional 166 (+/-) acre property offers the perfect blend of comfort, privacy, and outdoor recreation. The land is fully fenced and thoughtfully maintained. Featuring four established food plots, a maintained firebreak system, ATV trails, and four ponds! The large pond is an acre, stocked, and has a one room cabin that overlooks it. The custom built home features 2-3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. The kitchen boasts beautiful custom maple cabinets and stainless steel appliances. Energy efficient 6 ft tall windows opening into the sunroom offer tons of natural light and views of the abundant wildlife and stunning views. This home also has a large multilevel back deck with a hot tub making it perfect for entertaining or just enjoying nature. The garden is fenced with 6 ft chain link fence and has established blueberry and asparagus beds. Two outbuildings that are ideal for a workshop and storing your equipment. Newer roof, siding, HVAC, 16 KW emergency propane generator, FEMA design storm room, plus so much more! All this conveniently located less than 5 miles from I-44 with easy access to Fort Leonard Wood and only 3.5 miles from a blue ribbon trout stream. Big and Little Piney river are close by along with lots of other floating and fishing parks. This remarkable property is truly one you have to see to believe! Call to schedule a showing today.

Spring-fed float streams and grazing ridges near the Meramec headwaters

Phelps County lies on the northern edge of the Ozark Plateau, where clear headwater streams like the Little Piney and the upper Meramec cut through wooded hills and gravel-bottom valleys. The land is classic Ozark country: oak-hickory timber and shortleaf pine over thin, rocky soils that favor pasture, hay, and cattle over intensive farming. Recreational buyers are drawn to the cold, spring-fed float water and the deer and turkey that thrive in the ridge-and-hollow terrain. With Mark Twain National Forest nearby and the university town of Rolla as a regional hub, tracts here balance working ground with strong recreational appeal. It is solid country for a cattle operation, a timbered hunting parcel, or a stream-side retreat.

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