Acreage - Tecumseh, MO
Nestled in the picturesque hills of Ozark County, this 120-acre property offers a rare combination of natural beauty, recreational opportunity, and long-term investment potential. Just minutes from the North Fork of the White River and Norfork Lake, the land provides convenient access to boating, fishing, and endless outdoor adventure. The property showcases a mast-rich hardwood forest, approximately 50% white oak and 30% red oaks, creating an exceptional draw for deer and turkey while positioning you for a thoughtful selective harvest now and a larger timber return in 10-15 years. Gentle slopes, scenic draws, and wet-weather creek beds with rock outcroppings and open meadows offer multiple potential build sites and abundant character. An old interior trail system winds from the gated entrance to the bottom draws, with multiple crossings that make the entire tract accessible, including t...
Nestled in the picturesque hills of Ozark County, this 120-acre property offers a rare combination of natural beauty, recreational opportunity, and long-term investment potential. Just minutes from the North Fork of the White River and Norfork Lake, the land provides convenient access to boating, fishing, and endless outdoor adventure. The property showcases a mast-rich hardwood forest, approximately 50% white oak and 30% red oaks, creating an exceptional draw for deer and turkey while positioning you for a thoughtful selective harvest now and a larger timber return in 10-15 years. Gentle slopes, scenic draws, and wet-weather creek beds with rock outcroppings and open meadows offer multiple potential build sites and abundant character. An old interior trail system winds from the gated entrance to the bottom draws, with multiple crossings that make the entire tract accessible, including the western boundary. About 8 acres of glade on the northwest corner present opportunities for restoration to wildflowers and native grasses ideal for wildlife, pollinators, and panoramic views. Additional highlights include county road frontage, electric service at the road, and an established hunting blind in a high-traffic wildlife corridor. Missouri Department of Conservation programs offer free guidance and potential cost-share for practices such as timber stand improvement, cedar removal, and prescribed burning adding even more value for the next owner. Whether you're seeking a private hunting retreat, recreational getaway, or a place to build your future home, this property captures the very best of the Ozarks.
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