000 Hwy CC

About This Property

Discover your ultimate outdoor retreat with this exceptional 40-acre +/- recreational tract nestled in Wayne County, Missouri. Positioned just off Highway CC near the Reynolds County line and just minutes outside the town of Piedmont, this property offers the ideal blend of secluded wilderness, diverse terrain, and town convenience. Boasting a rich history of excellent deer and turkey hunting, alongside a diverse mix of local wildlife, this land is a sportsman’s dream. The property features a diverse ridge system that creates natural travel corridors for wildlife, complemented by a wet-weather creek winding through the landscape. Several clear openings on the flat areas and ridge tops serve as former food plot destinations, providing excellent opportunities to establish strategic feeding zones. Navigating the acreage is made simple by an established interior trail system that connects these openings and grants access across the property. Tucked just off one of these interior trails is a prepared footbed for a future pond project, giving the next owner an excellent head start on creating a permanent water source or private fishing hole. Additionally, the tract holds immediate financial value with a substantial stand of marketable standing timber. For buyers interested in a selective harvest, a trusted professional is available nearby to offer fair services and expert valuations. Beyond your private acreage, a world of elite public recreation awaits. The property is surrounded by and closely connects to the Riverside Conservation Area, expanding your footprint for hunting and outdoor exploration. For water enthusiasts, you are just a short drive from the pristine waters of the Black River, renowned for world-class smallmouth bass fishing and premier float trip opportunities. The nearby Clearwater Lake Management Area sits right by the river, giving you immediate access to thousands of bonus acres of protected public land, public boat launches, and the endless boating, fishing, and watersports opportunities on Clearwater Lake. This area is further expanded by bordering U.S. Army Corps of Engineers property, offering massive public acreage buffers and unmatched recreational longevity right at your doorstep. Property Highlights -Pond Project Ready: Features an existing footbed for a pond location just off one of the interior trails, saving you time and dirt work if you want to add a permanent wildlife watering hole or personal fishing pond -Massive Public Land Buffers: Bordering and surrounded by the Riverside Conservation Area, the Clearwater Lake Management Area, and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers property—giving you access to thousands of acres of public playground -World-Class Fishing & Floating: Minutes from public access points on the beautiful Black River, famous for its world-class smallmouth bass fishing and scenic float trips -Clearwater Lake Access: Close proximity to Clearwater Lake for unmatched boating, lake fishing, and public boat launches -Convenient Location: Tucked away for maximum privacy but located just outside of Piedmont for quick access to gas, dining, and supplies -Timber Asset & Local Resource: Valuable standing marketable timber covers the acreage, offering immediate investment potential -Food Plot Potential: Multiple clear openings on ridge tops and flat areas serve as former food plot destinations -Hunter’s Haven: A proven history of thriving deer, turkey, and wildlife populations -Terrain & Water: Characterized by diverse ridges that offer great vantage points and a wet-weather creek providing seasonal water -Interior Trails: An integrated interior trail system allows for easy navigation, ATV riding, and seamless access between the open ridge plots. -Ready Access: Features an established easement for secure, reliable access straight to your property line just off Highway CC. St. Louis, MO: ~2 hours, 17 minutes Springfield, MO: ~3 hours Memphis, TN: ~3 hours, 20 minutes

Big water and big woods, where the lake and rivers meet the forest.

Wayne County pairs deep Ozark timber with some of the region's best big water. Wappapello Lake anchors the county, and the St. Francis and Black rivers wind through forested hills wrapped by the Mark Twain National Forest. The terrain rolls from rugged, timbered ridges in the west toward gentler farm country and river bottoms in the east. It's a strong mix for buyers: hardwood ridges that hunt well for deer and turkey, pasture and hay ground for cattle, and lake and river frontage prized for fishing and recreation. Waterfowl move through the bottoms in season. For a recreational tract near the lake, a working cattle farm, or a timbered hunting property, Wayne County covers a lot of ground.

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