1016 County Road 109

About This Property

250+/- Acres of Ozark Mountain Paradise – A Homesteader’s, Hunter’s & Fisherman’s Dream! Welcome to 1016 County Road 109 in Ironton, MO, where breathtaking scenery, abundant wildlife, and country living come together! Nestled among the beautiful Ozark Mountains and surrounded primarily by government-owned land, this remarkable property offers 250+/- acres of opportunity, including approximately 150 fenced acres, expansive timberland, and tillable ground. Enjoy 7 natural springs, including one that flows nearly the entire length of the property and never freezes, plus 2 spring-fed ponds stocked with bass, catfish, and bluegill! Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate 3 deer stands, 2 barns, a spacious chicken house, and round bale feeders. At the heart of this incredible acreage sits a meticulously maintained 2,100 sq. ft., 4-bedroom, 2-bath all-brick home, complete with brick eaves, a cozy wood-burning fireplace, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and fresh carpet in the living room, dining room, and hallway. Major updates include a roof approximately 5 years old and HVAC replaced in 2022. Additional features include a drilled well, 1,000-gallon concrete septic system with field lines, leased 500-gallon propane tank, and optional generator. With convenient blacktop access and ample room for additional homesites, subject to applicable approvals, this extraordinary retreat offers incredible potential for multigenerational living, a private family compound, or a self-sufficient homestead. Hunt it. Fish it. Farm it. Homestead it. Build a legacy that lasts for generations! Opportunities to own a property with this much versatility, natural beauty, and recreational appeal deserve a closer look. Don't just dream about the lifestyle—make it yours! Schedule your private showing today and experience everything this Ozark Mountain retreat has to offer!

Missouri's high igneous country, where the mountains still hold their timber.

Iron County sits at the rugged heart of the St. Francois Mountains, home to some of the highest, most broken ground in Missouri. Ancient igneous knobs rise out of heavy oak-hickory timber, and the terrain rewards buyers who want seclusion, elevation, and big-woods character. This is classic hardwood deer and turkey country, with pasture and hay ground tucked into the valleys between the ridges. The St. Francis River gathers its headwaters here among glades and rocky shut-ins. Land here leans toward timber, cattle, and recreation rather than row crops, and the mining heritage runs deep. For a hunting camp, a working cattle place, or a rugged recreational tract, Iron County offers scenery and solitude in equal measure.

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