TBD SE 800 Rd. T25

About This Property

Along a private stretch of the Sac River, this 8.17 surveyed acre tract offers the perfect blend of seclusion, recreation, and build-ready convenience. With over 200 feet of direct river frontage and a secondary deeded river access point just upstream, you’ll enjoy multiple access locations to some of the best fishing, floating, and relaxing the Ozarks have to offer. Located less than 2 miles off Highway 54 at the end of a dead-end county road, the property is accessed by a private road behind an electric gate providing both security and convenience. Electric is already run to the front of the property, making future development simple whether you’re planning a weekend cabin, hunting retreat, or full-time residence. The land features a beautiful mix of open ground and mature timber with a prime open build area near the road while still maintaining excellent privacy. Large hardwoods create a tall shaded canopy throughout the property, while creeks bordering both sides add to the natural beauty and provide excellent wildlife travel corridors. Deer and turkey sign are abundant, making this an outstanding recreational tract for hunting and outdoor enjoyment. The combination of river frontage, secondary deeded access, utilities, privacy, and build potential is hard to find in today’s market. Additional adjoining acreage is also available for purchase if you’re looking to expand. Whether you’re searching for a peaceful getaway or a future riverfront homesite, this secluded Sac River property checks all the boxes.

Rugged cover and Truman Lake at the door.

St. Clair County is where West-Central farm country meets the wilder edge of the Ozark border, and Truman Lake reaches deep into its heart. For the land and recreational buyer, this is prime hunting and lake territory — more timber, more broken ground, and more cover than the open prairie counties to the west. Wooded ridges, brushy draws, and creek corridors carry excellent whitetail and turkey, while the reservoir's arms and coves bring crappie, bass, and waterfowl within reach. Pasture and hay ground still run through the uplands for those wanting cattle. St. Clair rewards the buyer chasing a genuine recreational tract — rugged, timbered hunting ground with big public water close at hand.

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