Courtesy: Buck Realty
573-546-5546
Discover your own private retreat with this beautiful 20 +/- acre property featuring a perfect mix of rolling hills and level terrain. Mostly wooded, this land offers peace, privacy, and endless possibilities — whether you’re looking to build your dream home, create a weekend getaway, or enjoy recreational use. Abbott Creek runs through the property, adding a scenic touch and attracting local wildlife. Tucked away in nature, this property offers the tranquility you have been looking for.
Courtesy: Premier Farm Realty Group LLC
636-387-8317
Discover 245+/- acres in Iron County, Missouri, offering the perfect blend of natural beauty, privacy, and recreation. Tucked along dead-end County Road 20A, this immaculately maintained property showcases a mix of mature hardwoods, scattered pine, cedar, as well as multiple creeks meandering through each parcel. The entrances to both parcels and manicured driveway create an inviting first impression, leading you to endless prime building sites—ideal for your dream home or family compound equipped with multiple homes. Surrounded by distant mountain ranges, the west parcel is surprisingly level, making every acre both accessible and enjoyable. The larger east parcel borders Mark Twain National Forest creating the opportunity to enjoy 1,000’s of additional acres for your enjoyment. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Taum Sauk Mountain, Johnson Shut-Ins, and the Mark Twain National Forest—renowned destinations for recreation and adventure. Despite its secluded setting, the property offers convenient access: ~24 miles west of Farmington, ~18 miles south of Potosi, and ~75 miles south of St. Louis. If you’ve been seeking a pristine Missouri acreage with water, natural beauty, and unmatched versatility, this Iron County gem is one you won’t want to miss. 2024 taxes ~$132.
Courtesy: Swinford Realty, LLC
573-783-8231
BELL MOUNTAIN 80 - Surrounded by thousands of acres of Mark Twain National Forest, and just over a mile from The North Trailhead to the Bell Mountain Loop portion of the Ozark Trail. This remote tract of relatively undisturbed wilderness accessed by Forest service permit features a natural landscape of hardwood and pine forest with seasonal creeks and unique rock formations. This tract is a blank canvas with lots of potential to develop into a off grid retreat right in the heart of all the area has to offer with Council Bluff Lake, Elephant Rocks, Johnson Shut-Ins, Black River and many other local attractions near by. Whether your looking for a private hunting camp, peace and quite in the forest or a low maintenance timber land investment, this one is worth a look!
Courtesy: Worth Clark Realty
314-222-0065
This land is made for you and me! 40.56 acres in Iron county has two access points from state highway 32. 10 acres are wooded, 30 acres of open pasture land. Bring your ideas for mini-farm, recreation, hunting cabin, horses, livestock, build a house, etc. There is an old barn currently used for storage ( items removed before closing- this is not habitable) A creek runs through portion of land. The creek has no bridge or culvert, suggest 4 wheeler to traverse land and creek. Land is fenced, and gate access will be unlocked for confirmed showings/tours. Also has a lightweight fenced-in area for possible use as a corral. Some hunting rights, some hay crops convey with purchase. Confirmed appts only. No sign on property. Survey in attachments.
Courtesy: Trophy Properties & Auction
636-527-5263
Finding 300 ac at an affordable price is rare, & this property offers so much for any outdoor enthusiast! Whether you're an avid hunter, enjoy stunning views, love off road riding, want an off-grid getaway, this property has something for you! Accessed by a gravel easement drive, the first thing you'll notice is the incredible views stretching across the landscape. Multiple high points provide breathtaking scenery & a sense of seclusion, yet you're still close to modern conveniences. For hunters, this property won’t disappoint! Opportunities include deer, turkey, hogs, bear, & varmints plus, elk bugles have been heard! The property was logged several years ago, creating ideal habitat, proven by a history of mature buck harvests. Trail riders will love the many logging roads & diverse topography that offer fun & challenging rides. With a little trail maintenance & prescribed burns, this property will stay accessible for years to come. This rare gem is ready for its next owner!
Belleview is located in Missouri. Belleview, Missouri has a population of 829. Belleview is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 26.32% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.89%.
The median household income in Belleview, Missouri is $42,583. 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 Belleview is 47.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 87.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 19.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 45.3 inches per year, with 13.6 inches of snow per year.
