16800 State Route T

About This Property

One-of-a-kind property on 212.34 m/l acres near Newburg, Missouri! The setting is what immediately sets this property apart, with a beautiful mix of open pasture and wooded acreage, a pond, and approximately ¼ mile of Little Piney Creek frontage. A private drive winds through the property to the cedar and stone home, with fenced pastures, barns and outbuildings thoughtfully placed throughout the grounds. The 6,232 m/l square feet, 5-bedroom home is just as unique, with details you don't find every day. Warm wood and stone are carried throughout, with a dramatic stone wood-burning fireplace, custom cabinetry, in-floor radiant heat and a large loft library with sliding ladder. Several bedrooms open to private decks, while an upstairs lounge has a deck of its own giving you plenty of places to take in the surrounding countryside. The spacious kitchen features a gas cooktop, double ovens and warming drawer, and the primary suite includes two walk-in closets and a bath with separate shower and jetted tub. Outside, the property is set up for a variety of uses with horse barns, hay barn/RV storage, machine and equipment sheds, greenhouse, livestock waterers, fenced pasture and RV hookups. A new roof installed in August 2025 and a standby home generator are additional improvements. From the creek and rolling grounds to the character found throughout the home, this is a property with something special around every corner.

Spring-fed float streams and grazing ridges near the Meramec headwaters

Phelps County lies on the northern edge of the Ozark Plateau, where clear headwater streams like the Little Piney and the upper Meramec cut through wooded hills and gravel-bottom valleys. The land is classic Ozark country: oak-hickory timber and shortleaf pine over thin, rocky soils that favor pasture, hay, and cattle over intensive farming. Recreational buyers are drawn to the cold, spring-fed float water and the deer and turkey that thrive in the ridge-and-hollow terrain. With Mark Twain National Forest nearby and the university town of Rolla as a regional hub, tracts here balance working ground with strong recreational appeal. It is solid country for a cattle operation, a timbered hunting parcel, or a stream-side retreat.

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