1420 M- State Route 14

About This Property

A rare find in the Ozarks 78.79 m/l acres of productive land bordered on three sides by Mark Twain National Forest, combining working farm ground with genuine seclusion and outdoor access. Approximately 50 acres of open pasture is cattle-ready now, with perimeter fencing and cross-fencing already in place for grazing. Two ponds provide reliable year-round water sources for livestock across the property, reducing the need for additional infrastructure. The remaining acreage is a mix of hardwood timber, offering natural windbreaks, shade, and cover for livestock, along with additional land to expand pasture or run more head if desired. An off-grid cabin on the property includes a kitchen, bathroom, and two upstairs sleeping areas, with an RV-style water system supplying the sink, toilet, and shower, plus propane already run through the home. This is a practical setup for someone managing the land day to day or living on site while building a permanent homestead. Garden space and a greenhouse are also in place, ideal for supplementing livestock operations with produce. Located less than 10 miles from West Plains, the property offers easy access to feed, supplies, and services while maintaining the privacy and space a working farm needs. Wildlife is abundant, with whitetail deer, turkey, and other game regularly on the property with access to National Forest for additional hunting and nature trails.. Whether you're looking to run cattle, expand an existing operation, or build a self-sufficient homestead with room to grow, this property offers a strong foundation with fencing, water, and shelter already in place. NO RESTRICTIONS on this property, Do as YOU like with YOUR land including LOW TAXES approximately $82.00 a year! Call TODAY!

Rolling south-Ozark cattle country with a regional-hub backbone

Howell County anchors the southern Ozarks, offering some of the more open and workable ground in the highlands around the regional hub of West Plains. The land rolls in broad pasture and hay meadows broken by timbered ridges and spring-fed draws, long shaped by beef and dairy cattle. Thin, rocky soils keep the working use in grazing and forage, but the terrain is gentler and the tracts more improvable than the rugged river breaks nearby. Timbered corners and creek bottoms hold reliable whitetail and turkey, and the North Fork and Eleven Point country lies close for floating and fishing. Howell suits a working cattle farm, a hay operation, or a balanced recreational and grazing tract.

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