9560 Splitlimb Road

About This Property

Discover your own peaceful piece of the Ozarks with this beautiful 10-acre parcel in Texas County, near Raymondville! Electric service was installed in 2014 and includes a 200-amp service with an existing utility pole and dusk-to-dawn light. County water is available at the road, offering a great head start for a future homesite. Mineral rights are also included with the property. The land features a mix of mature white oak, red oak, and short-leaf pine, creating a true Ozark woodland setting with abundant native vegetation and wildlife. A select timber harvest was completed around 2001, and the property has since developed substantial new growth. The property also connects to the surrounding Mark Twain National Forest area through natural green corridors. A 700+ ft partially graveled driveway leads through the property, providing access to several established clearings, including two potential homesites. You'll also find small garden areas, including one enclosed by approximately 12-ft metal deer fencing. Toward the back of the property, the terrain gently slopes toward a seasonal branch of Ashley Creek, adding even more character to the land. Peaceful, private, and full of natural Ozark beauty, this property offers plenty of possibilities for a homesite, recreational getaway, hunting property, or simply a place to enjoy the outdoors. Much of the property has been intentionally left in its natural state, ready for its next owner to make it their own.

Wide-open Ozark cattle range where the Current River is born

Texas County offers some of the most expansive land in the Missouri Ozarks, a broad tableland of timber and open range where the Big Piney and the headwaters of the Current River take shape. The country runs to oak-hickory and shortleaf pine over thin, rocky ground that has long favored cattle and hay over row crop. For buyers, that means room to run stock, put up forage, and hold big timbered blocks for deer and turkey. Spring-fed branches keep the creeks cold and clear, and Mark Twain National Forest borders many tracts. Whether the goal is a working cattle ranch, a timber investment, or a deep-woods hunting retreat, this is dependable, honest Ozark ground.

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