17499 Ostrich Drive

About This Property

Located just about 4 miles from Lebanon and situated on blacktop, this 25-acre property offers the perfect combination of privacy, recreation, and opportunity! Approximately 65% wooded with the balance in open acreage, the property features trails throughout, abundant wildlife, and multiple water sources, including a large spring-fed pond and two smaller ponds that attract deer, turkey, and other wildlife. A deer blind and tree stand are already in place, making this an ideal property for hunting and outdoor enjoyment. Looking for a place to build your dream home? Want acreage for a mini-farm or recreational retreat? Or looking for land with potential to subdivide? This property offers plenty of possibilities, all while being just minutes from town. Two singlewide mobile homes are included with the sale. The main home is a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home situated on a block foundation and is move-in ready. It features a woodstove, newer appliances, and a comfortable layout. The second mobile home offers 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom and has recently been used for storage puposes only. The property also includes a 2-car carport, chicken house, shed, gazebo, outdoor smoker, small established grape vineyard, and so much more. There is plenty of room for gardening, livestock, hobbies, or simply enjoying the peace and privacy of country living. Properties offering this much acreage, water, wildlife, improvements, and development potential this close to Lebanon don't come along often. Whether you're looking for a private homestead, hunting property, investment opportunity, or land to create something of your own, this one is worth a look!

Dairy and cattle country where the Gasconade and Niangua rise

Laclede County spreads across the Ozark highlands near the headwaters of the Gasconade and Niangua rivers, offering some of the more open, workable ground in the region. Generations of dairy and beef cattle families have shaped a landscape of rolling pasture, hay meadows, and timbered draws where the soil turns thin and rocky. Buyers looking for a genuine working farm find dependable grazing here, while the timbered breaks and creek bottoms hold reliable whitetail and turkey. Cool spring-fed streams feed the Niangua, prized for floating and smallmouth. Anchored by Lebanon and crossed by good highways, the county suits a cattle operation, a hay place, or a balanced recreational tract with pasture and cover both.

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