#404 Madison 410

About This Property

Discover the beauty, freedom, and tranquility of the Missouri Ozarks with these exceptional land offerings located south of Fredericktown, just off Highway 67 and near the Mark Twain National Forest. With multiple tracts and a variety of acreage options available, there is an opportunity to find the perfect piece of land to fit your vision. The nearby Mark Twain National Forest offers more than 22,000 acres of public land to explore, adding even more opportunity for outdoor adventure and recreation. Many of these affordable wooded pieces offer beautiful natural surroundings, with select tracts featuring creek access, springs, and scenic views of the surrounding Ozark landscape. With no restrictions, you have the freedom to enjoy your property your way—whether that means hunting, primitive camping, building, riding ATVs, or simply finding a peaceful place to escape the pressures of everyday life. These tracts also offer access via a deeded easement gravel road leading from the county road to the property, while nearby Twelve Mile Creek provides additional opportunities to fish, explore, and enjoy the outdoors. This is your chance to unplug, reconnect with nature, and enjoy the freedom and beauty of the great outdoors in Southeast Missouri. Whether you're searching for a private hunting retreat, a weekend getaway, a place to camp and explore, or land to create your own outdoor escape, there are many amazing tracts to choose from. Call today for more information and to explore the available options!

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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