0 Highway 49

About This Property

Discover an exceptional opportunity to own approximately 1,646 +/- acres in Wayne County, Missouri. This expansive tract offers a rare combination of recreational appeal, investment potential, and future development opportunities. The property features approximately 0.50 miles of frontage along Highway 49 and 1 mile of railroad frontage, providing excellent accessibility and visibility. A small mobile home, well, electric and 3-phase electric service are already in place, offering a functional base camp for hunting, farming, or future improvements. The diverse landscape consists of rolling ridges, natural draws, and multiple locations with excellent potential for food plots or building sites, making this property highly attractive for wildlife management and your dream home. An established trail system provides convenient access throughout much of the acreage for ATVs, UTVs, trucks, or horseback riding. Water features include a natural spring, pond, and wet-weather creeks that provide reliable water sources for wildlife. The property supports outstanding populations of whitetail deer, wild turkey, and other native game, making it a premier recreational destination. With ample acreage, road frontage, utilities, and a mix of terrain, this property offers endless possibilities—from a private hunting retreat or family legacy farm to timber management, livestock operations, or long-term investment. Opportunities to purchase a contiguous tract of this size are increasingly rare. Whether you're searching for a recreational paradise, a working farm, or a generational investment, this remarkable 1,646-acre property is ready for its next owner.

Big water and big woods, where the lake and rivers meet the forest.

Wayne County pairs deep Ozark timber with some of the region's best big water. Wappapello Lake anchors the county, and the St. Francis and Black rivers wind through forested hills wrapped by the Mark Twain National Forest. The terrain rolls from rugged, timbered ridges in the west toward gentler farm country and river bottoms in the east. It's a strong mix for buyers: hardwood ridges that hunt well for deer and turkey, pasture and hay ground for cattle, and lake and river frontage prized for fishing and recreation. Waterfowl move through the bottoms in season. For a recreational tract near the lake, a working cattle farm, or a timbered hunting property, Wayne County covers a lot of ground.

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