165+- 2264 Wurtz Road

About This Property

Located south of Hermann in the heart of Missouri wine country, this 165+/- acre property offers an excellent combination of hunting, recreation, open ground and scenic countryside views. With rolling hills, a mix of fields, pasture and timber, and Big Berger Creek bordering the northern boundary, this tract has the natural features that make Missouri recreational land so desirable. The diverse landscape provides excellent opportunities for whitetail deer and turkey hunting. Timbered ridges, wooded draws, field edges and the creek corridor create natural wildlife habitat and travel routes. The open ground offers potential for food plots, hay production or grazing, while the rolling terrain provides opportunities for strategic stand placement and habitat improvements. Big Berger Creek adds another appealing feature to the property, providing a natural water source and enhancing the surrounding wildlife habitat. The combination of creek frontage, timber and open fields makes this tract well suited for hunters looking to establish and manage their own recreational property. Beyond the hunting opportunities, the rolling hills offer beautiful views of the surrounding Missouri countryside. The varied topography and open areas provide potential locations for a future cabin, home or weekend retreat, subject to applicable approvals. Whether you're interested in hunting, agricultural use or simply enjoying the outdoors, the property offers flexibility for a variety of uses. Located just south of historic Hermann, the property benefits from its proximity to Missouri's renowned wine country, including local wineries, restaurants, shopping and year-round attractions. If you're searching for 165+/- acres of hunting and recreational land near Hermann, Missouri, with Big Berger Creek frontage, rolling hills, scenic views and a desirable mix of timber and open ground, this property deserves a closer look.

Wine-country hills and river-bluff timber above the Missouri.

Gasconade County is classic Missouri River wine country, where steep timbered bluffs and rolling upland ridges fall away toward the river and the Gasconade valley. It is a land of oak-and-hickory hardwoods, spring-fed draws, and small pastures tucked between wooded slopes, appealing to buyers who want privacy, elevation, and character over open flat ground. The broken terrain holds deer and turkey well and offers strong cover for the hunter or the family seeking a quiet retreat. Bottomland along the rivers supports row crops and hay, while the hillsides suit grazing, timber, and grapes. For the recreational buyer, it blends working ground, hardwood timber, and a scenic river setting within easy reach of the region.

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