00 Baha Drive

About This Property

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. Scenic and secluded 34.94 acres in a private lake community! Multiple outdoor activities await you on this great land package. Hunt, fish, hike, camp and cozy up to the fire on your own little honey hole. With just under 35 healthy acres of mature forest and a small pond; you have what you need for the upcoming deer season too! Black bears are commonly spotted and have become neighbors with some residents, while deer and turkey prefer the area as well. Not to mention the approximate 20 acre stocked community lake with bass, catfish, crappie and panfish ready to be caught. The surrounding land within the community is beautiful as well, and hasn't been logged in decades. In fact, logging is prohibited within the community in order to preserve the natural state, beauty, and overall value of the community. The community is gated and heavily protected by current residents, giving you peace of mind that your sweet spot will be left alone when you're not there. HOA dues are $300 per year to oversee lake and road maintenance. The road system is maintained very well, and as you wind through the community, you'll see cabins and campsites sprinkled throughout. A nice homesite greets you as you pull onto the property, with mild to wild sloping hills shaping the remainder of the land. With privacy, protection, outdoor opportunities all around you and only being about 1 hour from St. Louis, this package is expected to get a lot attention. Be ready to bid on this well balanced and affordable property today or you'll miss your chance!

Float streams and timber in Missouri's old mineral country.

Washington County is rolling Ozark border country with a deep mining heritage, long known for its tiff and mineral diggings. The land rises into timbered hills and ridges, cut by some of the finest float streams in the state, clear and spring-fed creeks that draw paddlers and anglers through the warm months. Mark Twain National Forest ground is scattered across the county. This is timber, cattle, and recreation land: hardwood ridges that hold deer and turkey, pasture and hay in the valleys, and gravel-bar streams for floating and fishing. For a hunting property, a working cattle place, or a recreational tract on good water, Washington County offers a lot of Ozark character within easy reach of St. Louis.

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