27 photos0000 Rochester Rd
Richland, MO 65556
Price
$299,000Acreage
80 acresPrice per acre
$3,749Status
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
- $299,000
- Status
- For sale
- Property type
- Land & lots
- Lot size
- 80 acres
- County
- Pulaski County
- MLS #
- 12001510
Description
Just east of Richland, this 79.76± acre Pulaski County property offers a secluded Ozarks hunting tract less than 10 miles from Interstate 44. Accessed from a blacktop road by deeded easement, the property features nice timber with plenty of white and black oak, established food plots, blinds, tree stands, trails, a pond, and a wet-weather creek. The terrain is what makes this property especially great for hunting. A wet-weather creek and gradual draw lead from the property toward the Gasconade River before meeting a large bluff. These terrain features naturally tighten the available travel route and create a strong pinch point for whitetail movement through the farm. Rolling ridges, draws, and elevation changes provide additional habitat for deer and turkey, while the established trail system makes the property easy to navigate. With Richland nearby and convenient access to Waynesville, Lebanon, and Lake of the Ozarks, this is a turnkey secluded hunting and recreational tract with a great setup and location.
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