Tract 5 Private Drive 2336

About This Property

Some properties offer beautiful views. Others tell a story. Spring Rock Sunny Slope Trail offers both. This exceptional 70.50 +/- acre tract captures the beauty of the Missouri Ozarks with rolling hills, mature timber, a year-round creek, and outstanding opportunities to build, explore, or simply enjoy the outdoors. One of the property's most remarkable features is Fourteen Falls, a beautiful year-round waterfall tucked away along the second Wagon Wheel Loop Trail. Flowing into a peaceful clearing, this hidden gem creates an unforgettable setting and offers a truly unique potential building site where the sights and sounds of flowing water become part of everyday life. The scenic creek winds through the property, attracting abundant wildlife while adding to the peaceful atmosphere that defines this tract. Whitetail deer, wild turkey, and other native wildlife are frequent visitors, making it an outstanding property for hunting, hiking, horseback riding, or UTV adventures. Rolling terrain, mature hardwoods, and multiple scenic building sites provide endless possibilities for a custom home, hunting cabin, or weekend retreat. Miles of established trails connect the property to the larger Spring Rock Ranch, with each trail thoughtfully named and marked with its own custom trail sign, inviting endless exploration. The property benefits from an established electrical easement, providing convenient access to future utilities while preserving the natural beauty of the landscape. With no restrictions, buyers have the freedom to create the property they've always imagined. Whether you're searching for a peaceful homesite, recreational retreat, or investment in the Missouri Ozarks, Spring Rock Sunny Slope Trail offers a rare opportunity to own a truly special piece of land. Offered at $204,900. Additional adjoining acreage is available for purchase, allowing buyers to expand their investment or create a larger legacy property.

North Fork and Bryant Creek country of timber, springs, and cattle

Douglas County is rugged, heavily timbered Ozark country drained by the North Fork River and Bryant Creek, two of the region's finest spring-fed streams. Oak-hickory and shortleaf pine cover the steep ridges and hollows, with much of the county lying in or beside Mark Twain National Forest. Buyers come for big timbered blocks, cold clear water, and some of the strongest whitetail and turkey hunting in the highlands. The thin, rocky soils keep the working ground in pasture, hay, and cattle down in the valleys. Anchored by Ava, Douglas suits a deep-woods hunting retreat, a trout-and-float tract on cold water, or a cattle place backed up against national forest.

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