9945 Highway 67

About This Property

Tucked into a secluded setting on a private county road (Old Highway 67), this updated 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers approximately 130± acres of a mix of open ground and wooded acreage. The property is conveniently located near Highway JJ and Highway 67, just south of Fredericktown, providing access to surrounding communities while maintaining a private setting. The property surrounds 12 Mile Baptist Church, offering a recognizable location reference point. The acreage includes a pond suitable for livestock and recreational use. The home features an open layout with granite countertops, a spacious primary suite, and a recently updated HVAC system for year-round comfort. The partially finished walk-out basement includes an additional lower-level bedroom with a large walk-in closet. The remaining unfinished space provides an opportunity for future expansion, storage, or recreational use. The acreage offers flexibility for a variety of uses including livestock, hunting, and outdoor recreation. Located within reasonable driving distance to Mark Twain National Forest and St. Joe State Park, the property provides access to trails, public land, and outdoor activities. Convenient access to Highway 67 allows for travel to nearby towns including Farmington and Park Hills. If desired, the seller may consider offering the home with less acreage.

Igneous knobs, shut-ins, and the St. Francis winding through timber.

Madison County lies in the rugged St. Francois Mountains, where ancient igneous knobs rise from heavy hardwood timber and the St. Francis River carves rocky shut-ins through the granite. It's scenic, broken country with a long mining history, well suited to buyers after seclusion and character. The land favors timber, cattle, and recreation, with steep wooded ridges and glades that hunt well for deer and turkey, and pasture and hay ground in the valleys. Clear creeks and the river offer fishing and paddling, and conservation and forest land add public access nearby. For a hunting camp, a cattle farm tucked in the hills, or a rugged recreational tract, Madison County blends Ozark scenery with working ground.

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