24951 Blue Waters Road

About This Property

Private Lake-Area Retreat on 9.6 Acres — Blue Waters Community! Sold furnished! Escape to your own slice of the Ozarks with this 1,376 sq ft home tucked into 9.6 wooded acres in the sought-after Blue Waters lake community, just minutes from the Gravois Arm of Lake of the Ozarks and a nearby public boat ramp. Bring the boat, the UTV, and the whole crew — this is the recreational getaway you've been waiting for. Inside, a soaring vaulted great room with an open loft creates a bright, airy gathering space, anchored by a cozy wood stove for those crisp lake-country evenings. The functional kitchen, comfortable bedrooms, and full bath make it move-in ready as a weekend retreat, full-time residence, or rental. Step out onto the expansive wood deck to take in the peace and privacy of the surrounding timber. Major pieces are already in place: durable metal roof, well and septic, electric forced-air heat plus the wood stove, carport, and multiple outbuildings for storage, gear, or a workshop. Mature trees, wildlife, and room to roam round out the package — all on nearly 10 private acres. Properties with this much land in a lake-access community don't come around often. Whether you're hunting, fishing, riding trails, or simply unplugging, this one delivers. Available for showings today!

Ozark-edge hills and timber reaching the Lake of the Ozarks.

Morgan County marks the transition into rougher Ozark-border country, where rolling pasture gives way to timbered ridges and hollows that reach toward the Lake of the Ozarks. The broken terrain and hardwood timber make strong recreational ground, holding deer and turkey and offering the privacy and cover serious hunters look for. Uplands carry grass and hay for cattle, while wooded draws and creek bottoms add character and water. With the lake touching the county, buyers gain access to boating, fishing, and water recreation alongside their timber and farm ground. Morgan appeals to those wanting a recreational tract or small farm with hill-country character and the added draw of nearby lake country.

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