TBD SE 800 Rd. T20

About This Property

Discover the perfect blend of privacy, convenience, and riverfront recreation on this 7.56-acre tract featuring 277+ feet of private Sac River frontage. In addition to your direct river access, this property also includes a secondary deeded river access point just upstream, providing even more opportunities to enjoy the water. Located less than 2 miles from Highway 54 at the end of a dead-end county road, the property is accessed through a private road secured by an electric gate, offering both convenience and peace of mind. The land features an attractive mix of open ground and mature timber, creating an ideal setting for a future home, cabin, or recreational retreat. Buildable acreage outside the floodplain provides excellent development potential, while electric has already been run to the property, saving time and expense. Along the riverbank, towering mature trees create a beautiful shaded canopy with an open, park-like woodland beneath, making it easy to enjoy the property’s natural beauty. Whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway, future homesite, or private riverfront escape, this property delivers. Enjoy beautiful 360-degree views, direct access to the Sac River, abundant wildlife, and a peaceful setting that feels secluded while remaining easily accessible. Properties offering private river frontage, gated access, utilities, and buildable acreage this close to Highway 54 are increasingly difficult to find. Additional acreage may be available upon request.

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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