Courtesy: DiFranco Realty
764-4663
We are considering selling some or all of our property in Ironton. We have 116 acres, one parcel at 55.5 acres and the other 60.5 acres. We purchased this 3 years ago to get away with the family and have never put a cabin on it. Only selling to get a turn key property that we can enjoy or selling half to have someone build us a cabin. The larger parcel has a well dug on it but no other utilities on the property. Also has a worn out camper without title. From our house in Kirkwood it is 1.5 hour drive. It is 1 mile as the crow fly's to Taum Sauk point. Elephant rocks, Johnson shut ins and elephant rocks are all in the area. We would like $2500 an acre. It is gently sloping with plenty of flat areas. The property is completely hidden at the end of a 2.5 mile gravel road that disappears into the woods for the last .5 miles. Plenty of wildlife, I have harvested an 8 pointer and button buck on the property. There are turkey and wild hogs too. Owner is a licensed Missouri real estate broker.
Courtesy: DiFranco Realty
764-4663
We are considering selling some or all of our property in Ironton. We have 116 acres, one parcel at 55.5 acres and the other 60.5 acres. We purchased this 3 years ago to get away with the family and have never put a cabin on it. Only selling to get a turn key property that we can enjoy or selling half to have someone build us a cabin. The larger parcel has a well dug on it but no other utilities on the property. Also has a worn out camper without title. From our house in Kirkwood it is 1.5 hour drive. It is 1 mile as the crow fly's to Taum Sauk point. Elephant rocks, Johnson shut ins and elephant rocks are all in the area. We would like $2500 an acre. It is gently sloping with plenty of flat areas. The property is completely hidden at the end of a 2.5 mile gravel road that disappears into the woods for the last .5 miles. Plenty of wildlife, I have harvested an 8 pointer and button buck on the property. There are turkey and wild hogs too. Owner is a licensed Missouri real estate broker.
Courtesy: DiFranco Realty
764-4663
We are considering selling some or all of our property in Ironton. We have 116 acres, one parcel at 55.5 acres and the other 60.5 acres. We purchased this 3 years ago to get away with the family and have never put a cabin on it. Only selling to get a turn key property that we can enjoy or selling half to have someone build us a cabin. The larger parcel has a well dug on it but no other utilities on the property. Also has a worn out camper without title. From our house in Kirkwood it is 1.5 hour drive. It is 1 mile as the crow fly's to Taum Sauk point. Elephant rocks, Johnson shut ins and elephant rocks are all in the area. We would like $2500 an acre. It is gently sloping with plenty of flat areas. The property is completely hidden at the end of a 2.5 mile gravel road that disappears into the woods for the last .5 miles. Plenty of wildlife, I have harvested an 8 pointer and button buck on the property. There are turkey and wild hogs too. Owner is a licensed Missouri real estate broker.
Courtesy: Buck Realty
546-5546
Imagine a picturesque plot of land nestled amidst mature Oaks and Cedars , where nature whispers in every breeze. Mostly level lot and easy access from Hwy M. This wooded sanctuary with crystal clear Stouts Creek across the entire property is a dream come true. Lots of wildlife to include wild hogs. Electric across 2 sides of property and many prime building locations. Just 2.7 miles from the Arcadia Valley makes this a private haven for your weekends or year round home. Properties like this do not become available very often. Please be accompanied by your Agent.
Courtesy: Whitetail Properties Real Esta
285-9000
If you are looking for a secluded hunting property with low pressure and a history of good deer, then this is the property for you. There are several deer stands already set on this property and plenty of room for many more. The deer and turkey hunting on this farm and in this area is very good, giving you wonderful hunting opportunities. This property also has some scenic views overlooking Iron Mountain Lake and beautiful granite out-croppings spread throughout the farm. If you are looking for a secluded great hunting farm, then this is a must see! Call today to set up your own private tour.
Courtesy: Spitzmiller Realty
546-7479
Nice, level acreage with small pond, electric available, with great exposure with both highways. Ideal for commercial , such as RV Park, storage buildings, business development, or could be used for residential, Property has a lot of potential for development!
Courtesy: Whitetail Properties Real Esta
285-9000
Just a few miles away from Farmington lies this beautiful property that consists of mature timber and hunting opportunities. About half of the land has timber ready for logging. The thick tree canopy makes it perfect for whitetail deer and turkey hunting. There is also a small pond in the center that provides water for wildlife year-round. With almost half a mile of Highway 221 frontage, the property is easy to access. A trail starts in the northeast corner running toward the center and cuts back to the southeast end of the property. With a bit of work, you could expand the trail system to cover more of the property. Don’t miss out on this large all-timber tract near Farmington!
Courtesy: Buck Realty
546-5546
Old Home site with well, septic, electric and house foundation. All wooded with Large Pine and Oak Hardwood timber. Just 6 miles to Johnson Shut-ins and the Black River. Great place to build and excellent site for a Lake. Abundant wildlife to include wild hogs. Just a short drive to Arcadia and many State Parks.
Courtesy: Buck Realty
546-5546
Recreational lot located at Lake Hanna. Several Lakes for fishing or boating. Community Shower house where water is available. You can have and above ground septic holding tank but water must be hauled and is available at shower house. Ride your ATV on the many miles of roads or drive to the many nearby State Parks. Tiny homes and campers are allowed.
Courtesy: Buck Realty
546-5546
All wooded acreage very close to Ironton but private. Excellent Hunting and close to Arcadia Valley and many State Parks. Has access to Mark Twain National Forest. Great place to build a weekend or year round home. Manufactured doublewide homes allowed.
Courtesy: Buck Realty
546-5546
All wooded acreage very close to Ironton but private. Excellent Hunting and close to Arcadia Valley and many State Parks. Has access to Mark Twain National Forest. Great place to build a weekend or year round home. Manufactured doublewide homes allowed.
Courtesy: Triple Creek Realty
760-4635
Amazing opportunity to own 3m/l acres of Hwy 221 road frontage that backs to Lake Hannah subdivision! Mostly wooded, easily accessible and ready to build on! Great location for recreation, business opportunity, homesites and investment!
Courtesy: Triple Creek Realty
760-4635
Here's your chance to own some great hunting ground or to build you dream home on this very private mostly wooded 22 acres m/l in Ironton. Very close to Lake Hannah.
Ironton is located in Missouri. Ironton, Missouri has a population of 1,654. Ironton is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 36.79% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.89%.
The median household income in Ironton, Missouri is $37,546. 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 Ironton is 38.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 87.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 21.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 46.3 inches per year, with 12.2 inches of snow per year.
