000 Highway 248

Property facts

Price

$199,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

37 acres

County

Barry County

Annual taxes

$19

MLS #

11639888

Description

PRICE REDUCED This 37.3+/- acre timbered property in Barry County, Missouri offers a classic Ozarks setting just off Highway 248 near the Stubblefield Access. Covered in mixed mature hardwoods and native glades, the land provides excellent wildlife habitat, natural beauty, and year-round recreation. An established interior trail system makes it easy to move throughout the property, whether on foot or ATV. The rolling terrain creates natural funnels and bedding areas, contributing to a proven history of whitetail deer activity. Turkey and small game are also common, making this a strong all-around hunting tract. A natural spring adds character and a dependable water source, supporting both wildlife and the surrounding timber. Tucked into the woods is a rustic off-grid cabin, ideal for weekend stays, hunting camp use, or a simple escape from town. The cabin is basic and functional, offering shelter and a quiet place to relax after a day outdoors. With convenient access from Highway 248, this property balances seclusion with usability. Whether you're looking for a recreational retreat, hunting ground, or a long-term hold in the Ozarks, this acreage delivers privacy, habitat diversity, and authentic Missouri character.

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