This property sits in a tranquil valley west of Highway 19, as you arrive you will be greeted by the peace and quiet of having no one else in sight! There are a couple of full-time homes out in the area, but you cannot see any of them from this property. With residential electrical lines already on the property, it would be easy to connect to power if desired. There is a spring-fed pond that stays full year-round. Spring Valley Creek, which is dry most of the time, runs through the property and is part of County Road 322. It can flood on rare occasions, however, there are alternative ways in/out of the property. There are plenty of terrain features across the property from a small hay field down near the creek, steep bluffs jetting back down to another creek bed, and rolling hills of pasture mixed in with timber stands.

Due to the variety of terrain features, wildlife frequents the property. Whitetail deer, turkey, black bears, racoons, and predators all call this area home. If you want a place to build a cabin or home close to endless recreational options, this land will fit the bill. You can ride the trails within the Sunklands State Conservation Area for days, float the current river, explore caves, or trail ride your horses for miles! No matter which direction you have in mind, take a look and give Karl Ward a call at (417) 671-3117.

Property Features

-Remote area with county road access

-Electric lines on property

-Great build site options

-Spring-fed pond

-Pole barn

-Amazing views

-Mixture of pasture/timber

-Small hay field

-Phenomenal hunting opportunites

-Less than a mile to Sunklands State Conservation Area

-3 miles to Round Spring

-20 minutes to Eminence