9475 County Road 442

About This Property

Presenting a turn-key residential and recreational opportunity in Reynolds County, Missouri, this 5+/- acre property features a meticulously crafted custom home completed in 2022. Designed for modern comfort and efficiency within a beautiful country setting, this property offers a seamless blend of sophisticated living and practical outdoor utility, ideal for those seeking a primary residence or a well-appointed rural retreat. The residence itself spans 2645 square feet, offering 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Quality construction is evident throughout, highlighted by a geothermal system for efficient climate control and a backup generator for uninterrupted power. Inside, the home boasts a primary suite for private comfort, a generous walk-in pantry, and a distinctive loft overlooking the main living space, accented by rich wood ceilings. A partial basement provides additional functional space. Beyond the main dwelling, the property includes substantial improvements tailored for hobbies and storage. A 30x50 workshop/garage provides ample space for projects, equipment, or vehicles. Additionally, dedicated camper/RV storage with both electric and water hookups offers convenience for recreational vehicle owners. The 5+/- acres present level to gently rolling topography, well-suited for various outdoor pursuits, while available electric, water, and septic utilities ensure full functionality. Access is provided via a well-maintained gravel road, maintaining rural charm without compromising accessibility.

Deep timber and the wild Black River, some of Missouri's most forested ground.

Reynolds County is among the most heavily timbered counties in Missouri, a deep-woods stronghold of the Ozarks where forest still covers the great majority of the ground. The Black River runs clear and cold through the hills, and the terrain climbs into the rugged St. Francois Mountains along its northern edge, including the well-known shut-ins country. This is timber and recreation land first, with steep oak-hickory and shortleaf pine ridges, hollows, and glades that hold strong populations of deer and turkey. Cattle and hay ground fill the broader valleys. With Mark Twain National Forest woven throughout and float streams close at hand, Reynolds County suits the buyer after a big timber tract, a remote hunting camp, or a quiet river place.

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