Courtesy: Whitetail Properties Real Estate, LLC
217-285-9000
Discover an exceptional opportunity to own 88± acres of meticulously managed timberland in the heart of the Missouri Ozarks, just southeast of Viburnum along Highway 49. Whether you're dreaming of establishing a self-sufficient homestead, developing an agroforestry operation, creating a premier hunting retreat, or simply investing in a diverse recreational property, this tract offers unlimited potential with all water and mineral rights conveying and no zoning restrictions. As you enter the property from the deeded 30-foot easement off paved Highway 49, you'll find a picturesque pond and open area that creates the perfect setting for your future home, cabin, or food plot. Electric is nearby, the area is well-suited for drilling a private well, and multiple scenic building sites offer privacy and beautiful views. The land has been thoughtfully improved and carefully managed for both timber production and wildlife habitat. Extensive forestry practices, including crop tree release, invasive species control through prescribed burning, and an NRCS management plan, have enhanced the overall health and productivity of the forest. The property also features an established ATV trail system, making it easy to explore every corner while providing excellent access for hunting, trail riding, and recreation. A wet-weather creek transitions into a spring-fed creek flowing through the center of the property, with a natural spring providing a dependable water source for wildlife. The diverse landscape supports an abundance of native vegetation, including hazelnut, black walnut, white oak, cherry, pawpaw, persimmon, elderberry, serviceberry, blueberries, mushrooms, and medicinal herbs, all documented through an extensive forest management inventory. Native pollinator habitat and additional fruiting shrubs and trees have also been established, creating an ideal environment for wildlife and sustainable forest production. Hunters will appreciate the property's outstanding habitat for whitetail deer, wild turkey, wild hogs, and even black bear. Better yet, the property directly borders Mark Twain National Forest, providing thousands of additional acres to explore and hunt. Property boundary trees are clearly marked, and remnants of an old homestead add a touch of history and character. The rolling topography offers several locations that could support the construction of additional ponds or even a larger lake, creating even more recreational and agricultural possibilities. For qualifying owner-occupants, the property may also provide eligibility for Missouri landowner hunting permits. Conveniently located approximately 35 minutes from Viburnum, Salem, Potosi, and Ironton, this property combines privacy with accessibility, making it an ideal weekend getaway or full-time residence. Whether you're looking to build your dream home, establish a sustainable homestead, manage timber, hunt world-class wildlife, or simply own a beautiful piece of the Ozarks, this one-of-a-kind property truly offers endless possibilities. Call today to schedule your own private tour.
Courtesy: Platinum Realty of St. Louis
888-220-0988
Listed @ $104,995. This may be the best way to start your dream of living in rural Missouri in the rolling foothills of the Mark Twain National Forest. The Mobile Home could be your starter home, weekend place or a rental. This 3 bed, 2 bath mobile home is 1216 square feet sitting on one acre of ground. Free of any regulation in a city or county with your own private well and septic. The property is fenced and on a paved county road. Just a 5-minute drive to the small town of Viburnum, Mo. for all your necessary goods and services. The area is rich in natural beauty with the Dillard Mill State Park just 15 minutes away, Council Bluff Lake is just 20 minutes down the road for great recreation and fishing. Elephant Rocks State Park along with Johnson Shutin's recreation area is only 40 minutes away. The crystal-clear waters of the Huzzah Creek is just a 10-minute drive, and the beauty Black River is a 15-minute trip. White Tail deer hunting is famous in the area, and the wild turkey season is always a favorite. The area has also become a common sighting of the astonishing Bald Eagle. If you have been waiting for the right place to hang your hat, you may have found the hook. Let's make this happen.
Courtesy: REO Xpress, LLC
314-916-4116
Step into this charming 2 bed 1 bath home; perfect for someone to put their finishing touches on it. Don't miss this opportunity!
Courtesy: Dream Key Realty, Llc
573-259-9020
Check out this remodeled 3 bed 2 bath home with over 1200sqft on 1 acre in Bixby, MO! This property has no known restrictions, and you can live in peace and seclusion; yet close to town! This property features a large 24x20 covered front porch with metal roof. This area is so nice for storage or just to hang out with friends and family. Inside you will notice a split bedroom floor plan, complete with a primary bedroom suite w/ full bath. This comfortable home includes newer laminate flooring, vaulted ceilings, newer windows, central heat and air. Notice the open kitchen and living room area. The owner has had many updates completed since owning the property. Outside there are multiple sheds which are great for additional storage. Shared well has new well pump and pressure tank! Move in ready, or could be a good rental! Check out this affordable property today!
Bixby is located in Missouri. Bixby, Missouri has a population of 407. Bixby is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 0% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.89%.
The median household income for the surrounding county is $44,717 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Bixby is 63.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 87.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 19.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 46.6 inches per year, with 10.2 inches of snow per year.
