
17 photos00 Forest Road 2539
Belleview, MO 63623
Price
$119,900Acreage
39 acresPrice per acre
$3,074Status
For saleListed
Sep 24, 2026Facts below are what the listing agent stated. LandAuthority does not verify them, and a fact that is missing is shown as unknown rather than left blank. Unknown never means no.
Property facts
- Price
- $119,900
- Status
- For sale
- Property type
- Land & lots
- Lot size
- 39 acres
- County
- Iron County
- MLS #
- 12002774
Description
Bordering protected forest, this 39± acre Missouri Hunting Land in Iron County near Belleview offers a premier wooded retreat. The property borders thousands of acres of protected forest between Bell Mountain Wilderness and Mark Twain National Forest and sits at the Lindsey Mountain Trailhead for instant recreational enjoyment! You can walk from your own property line straight into vast tracts of public land. The entire property consists of fully wooded Ozark timber that covers the ridges, creating a natural sanctuary for deer and turkey. The dense canopy offers excellent bedding areas and mast-producing trees. An elevated building site on the property can offer long-range Ozark views. This site has access to electric, making it ready for your building plans. You can build a permanent residential homestead or a simple hunting cabin here. Enjoy hunting, hiking, horseback riding, ATV's camping or anything else you can dream up on this secluded and peaceful tract.Having the wilderness right next door expands your playground by thousands of acres. You can spend days exploring the surrounding public land and return to your private camp. It is rare to find a tract that borders such a massive block of protected forest. This boundary ensures your privacy will be protected for years to come. This oasis is located only two hours from St. Louis. You can easily escape the city for a weekend of hunting, hiking, or camping. The tract offers a great balance of deep seclusion and convenient accessibility. This land is a true multi-use tract that fits many different goals. You can manage the timber, build a home, or use it strictly for hunting & recreation. The terrain offers plenty of room to explore and create your own private trails. It is a rare find that combines utility with a great location, as well as connection to avast protected wilderness! This recreational listing is ready for its next owner. Contact National Land Realty today to schedule a tour of this unique property.
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