254 Madison CR 410

About This Property

PRICE DROPPED! This great 6.528 acre Ozark hideaway consists of a tremendous stand of mature pines which covers more than half the property. Also, most of the area of mature pines is relatively flat. It would be an ideal location for a home, cabin or campsite. It also has deeded access to a nearby shared spring-fed stream, and sits within about a mile of Mark Twain National Forest. This affordable wooded oasis comes with NO restrictions, and can be had for less than the price of a new truck or SUV. And there's a nice deeded easement gravel road leading from the county road to your property. Hunt, camp, build, ride ATVs on your own land, or fish or play in the shared creek section ... near endless opportunities. This property is wooded (with that great stand of pines and the remainder in hardwoods) and about two thirds of the tract is relatively flat. You are within a mile of the 22,176-acre Mark Twain National Forest ... public ground where you can also hunt, ride and explore. All this, and only about 2 miles by road from U.S. 67. Use this wooded, secluded property as a base camp for adventure. This and surrounding land is teeming with deer, turkey and small game, and the occasional feral hog or maybe a black bear. There is additional acres available which adjoin this piece if interested.

Igneous knobs, shut-ins, and the St. Francis winding through timber.

Madison County lies in the rugged St. Francois Mountains, where ancient igneous knobs rise from heavy hardwood timber and the St. Francis River carves rocky shut-ins through the granite. It's scenic, broken country with a long mining history, well suited to buyers after seclusion and character. The land favors timber, cattle, and recreation, with steep wooded ridges and glades that hunt well for deer and turkey, and pasture and hay ground in the valleys. Clear creeks and the river offer fishing and paddling, and conservation and forest land add public access nearby. For a hunting camp, a cattle farm tucked in the hills, or a rugged recreational tract, Madison County blends Ozark scenery with working ground.

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