00 Highway 72

About This Property

This is an auction. Please head to our website, trophypa.com, for bidding and terms of the auction! AUCTION LISTING - List price is not indicative of Seller’s final reserve amount. This property is part of an online bidding event. This sale will be executed with a no-contingency contract provided by brokerage representing the Seller. See MLS Supplement Document for complete details. This 107-acre Reynolds County farm offers productive pasture, water, utilities, and direct access from Highway 72. Offered in three tracts, the property provides options for a homesite, hobby farm, cattle operation, or recreational retreat. The land has been meticulously maintained and is primarily open pasture with scattered trees, two ponds, a barn, electric service, and an existing well on Tract 2. Each tract has blacktop frontage along Highway 72, providing convenient year-round access. The property is near Spout Spring, Logan Creek Conservation Area, Current River Conservation Area, and some of the region’s established fishing and floating destinations. It is approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes from St. Louis, 1 hour and 15 minutes from Rolla, 1 hour from Farmington, and within reach of the Current River region. Purchase an individual tract for a homesite or manageable hobby farm, or combine the tracts for a larger cattle, residential, and recreational property with direct access to Mark Twain National Forest.

Deep timber and the wild Black River, some of Missouri's most forested ground.

Reynolds County is among the most heavily timbered counties in Missouri, a deep-woods stronghold of the Ozarks where forest still covers the great majority of the ground. The Black River runs clear and cold through the hills, and the terrain climbs into the rugged St. Francois Mountains along its northern edge, including the well-known shut-ins country. This is timber and recreation land first, with steep oak-hickory and shortleaf pine ridges, hollows, and glades that hold strong populations of deer and turkey. Cattle and hay ground fill the broader valleys. With Mark Twain National Forest woven throughout and float streams close at hand, Reynolds County suits the buyer after a big timber tract, a remote hunting camp, or a quiet river place.

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