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About This Property

5± Acres of Wooded Recreational Property Discover the possibilities with this beautiful 5± acre wooded tract offering privacy, recreation, and potential for your future getaway. The property features all-wooded acreage with a possible homesite, making it a versatile option for those looking to build, camp, hunt, or simply enjoy the outdoors. Located adjacent to thousands of acres of U.S. Forest Service property, this tract provides convenient access to an expansive recreational area. Use it as a hunting basecamp, weekend camping destination, or private retreat surrounded by nature. The property also includes some marketable timber, adding another potential benefit for the new owner. Outdoor recreation is close at hand, with the property located approximately 3 miles from Crane Lake Public Fishing Area and just a short drive from a trailhead of the Ozark Trail. Whether you're fishing, hiking, hunting, camping, or exploring the surrounding public lands, you'll have plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. Access is a plus, with a fresh blacktop surface along the county road. Electric service runs across the corner of the property, offering convenient proximity for potential future development. Whether you're looking for a place to build, a private camping spot, hunting headquarters, or a recreational investment, this wooded acreage offers plenty of opportunity in a location surrounded by outdoor recreation.

Missouri's high igneous country, where the mountains still hold their timber.

Iron County sits at the rugged heart of the St. Francois Mountains, home to some of the highest, most broken ground in Missouri. Ancient igneous knobs rise out of heavy oak-hickory timber, and the terrain rewards buyers who want seclusion, elevation, and big-woods character. This is classic hardwood deer and turkey country, with pasture and hay ground tucked into the valleys between the ridges. The St. Francis River gathers its headwaters here among glades and rocky shut-ins. Land here leans toward timber, cattle, and recreation rather than row crops, and the mining heritage runs deep. For a hunting camp, a working cattle place, or a rugged recreational tract, Iron County offers scenery and solitude in equal measure.

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