#1 King School Road

About This Property

Located in southwest St. Francois County, this all-timber tract offers a versatile opportunity for recreation, hunting, or a future homesite. The wooded landscape provides privacy and natural habitat for whitetail deer, wild turkey, and other native wildlife, making it an attractive option for outdoor enthusiasts. Electric is available along the county road, offering added convenience for those considering a cabin or country home. The property's timbered setting provides a secluded atmosphere while maintaining road frontage and utility access. Whether you're looking for a recreational getaway, a hunting property, or a tract with potential for residential use, this property offers a combination of natural features and accessibility. Spend your time exploring the woods, establishing hunting locations, or planning your future build site while enjoying the quiet setting of rural St. Francois County. The property's timber creates excellent cover for wildlife and provides opportunities to enjoy the outdoors throughout the seasons. Its location in southwest St. Francois County also offers convenient access to nearby communities while maintaining the feel of a private rural retreat. If you have been searching for a wooded tract with utility access, hunting opportunities, and potential building locations, this property is worth considering.

Rolling farm country over the old lead belt, hills at the doorstep.

St. Francois County sits where the Ozark hills meet gentler, more open country, long the heart of Missouri's old lead belt. The terrain rolls from timbered ridges into pasture, hay ground, and small working farms, making it some of the more accessible and productive land in the region. Reclaimed mining ground and state park land offer wide-open recreation, while the surrounding hills still hunt well for deer and turkey. Streams and farm ponds water the cattle country, and the St. Francis River gathers nearby. Closer to St. Louis than the deep Ozarks, it appeals to buyers wanting a manageable farm, a rural homestead, or a recreational place without giving up convenience. Solid, workable ground with room to grow.

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