12936 Highway 17

About This Property

Looking for room to spread out without sacrificing convenience? This beautifully maintained 4-bedroom, 2-bath manufactured home sits on a permanent foundation and offers the perfect balance of peaceful country living and everyday accessibility. Nestled on 5 picturesque acres, you'll enjoy the privacy and freedom you've been searching for while remaining just minutes from local shopping, scenic trail riding, hiking, the Mark Twain National Forest, and only a short drive to Fort Leonard Wood. Step inside to discover a spacious, thoughtfully designed floor plan featuring two inviting living areas, a dedicated office or den perfect for working from home, and a large kitchen complete with a center island and abundant cabinet space to keep everything organized. Whether you're hosting family gatherings or enjoying quiet evenings at home, there's plenty of room for everyone to feel comfortable. Outside, the property is equally impressive with a fenced area ready for farm animals or pets, making it ideal for hobby farmers or anyone who loves the outdoors. A 24x30 carport with a roll-up door, an 18x35 partially covered RV canopy, and a 40-foot storage container with electricity provide exceptional space for vehicles, equipment, hobbies, or additional storage. A new front porch and back porch handrails add both curb appeal and convenience. If you've been dreaming of acreage, versatility, and a home that's move-in ready, this property checks all the boxes. Schedule your private showing today and experience everything this exceptional property has to offer!

Wide-open Ozark cattle range where the Current River is born

Texas County offers some of the most expansive land in the Missouri Ozarks, a broad tableland of timber and open range where the Big Piney and the headwaters of the Current River take shape. The country runs to oak-hickory and shortleaf pine over thin, rocky ground that has long favored cattle and hay over row crop. For buyers, that means room to run stock, put up forage, and hold big timbered blocks for deer and turkey. Spring-fed branches keep the creeks cold and clear, and Mark Twain National Forest borders many tracts. Whether the goal is a working cattle ranch, a timber investment, or a deep-woods hunting retreat, this is dependable, honest Ozark ground.

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