000 County Road 834

About This Property

Recreational Haven with Immediate ROI: 169+/- Acres in Bollinger County, MO The Perfect Balance of Play and Pay. Tucked away just north of Marble Hill, Missouri, this 169+/- acre tract in Bollinger County is a rare find that combines premier Ozark recreation with substantial, immediate financial upside. If you have been searching for a legacy hunting property that can help pay for itself on day one, this is the ground you've been waiting for. Immediate Timber Return. The property features an exceptional stand of fully mature timber. A select harvest could provide a massive, immediate return on investment for the next owner, making this as much a savvy land investment as it is a sportsman's paradise. The current owner estimates approximately $300k in standing timber on the property. Live Water & Endless Recreation. With Crooked Creek winding along two sides of the property, you have direct access to year-round live water. This creek frontage offers incredible gravel-bar camping, swimming, and wading opportunities, adding a rare summertime recreation element that most hunting tracts lack. The diverse terrain, thick cover, and natural water source create a perfect storm for holding mature whitetail deer and a healthy turkey population. Build-Ready Infrastructure. Unlike raw land that requires tens of thousands in utility development, the heavy lifting is already done here. The property features a well and electricity already on site. Multiple beautiful, elevated building sites offer stunning panoramic views of the hills, making it a perfect spot for a permanent country home or a weekend hunting cabin. Best of all, you get absolute privacy without sacrificing convenience- the property is located just minutes from the amenities of Marble Hill, 30 minutes from Jackson, and 45 minutes from Cape Girardeau.

Where the Ozark hills fade into farm and bottom along the Castor.

Bollinger County sits on the transition where the Ozark hills give way to the flatter farm country of Missouri's lowland edge. The Castor and Whitewater rivers wind through it, feeding bottomland fields and watering a countryside of cattle pasture, hay, and scattered row crops. Timbered ridges and hardwood draws break up the farm ground and provide good cover for deer and turkey. It's affordable, workable country with a quiet, rural character, well suited to a cattle operation, a mixed crop-and-livestock farm, or a hunting tract with a blend of timber and fields. Conservation ground, including scenic shut-ins nearby, adds public access. For versatile ground at the meeting of hill and lowland, Bollinger County fits.

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