Status: Expired · MLS# 25080400
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Log Home Retreat on Thurman Lake Rd — Steelville, MO. Escape to easy living at 108 Thurman Lake Rd, a beautifully maintained log home tucked into the woods on 5.62 wooded acres just outside Steelville. Sold fully furnished — hot tub included — this 1,610 sq ft, 4-bedroom, 2-bath retreat is ready for family, friends, and firelit evenings on the deck. This home has built a loyal following as a vacation rental for years. The furnishings, layout, and location are already dialed in if you want to keep the income flowing — or make it your own weekend escape or full-time residence. Either way, you're less than a mile from Scott's Ford public access on the Meramec River and just 5 miles from Meramec Spring Park, with Historic Route 66 and Steelville's everyday conveniences close by. St. Louis is just over an hour out. The property sits on subdivided land, currently served by a shared well — and the price includes installation of a brand-new private well, so the next owner starts clean.
98-Acre Courtois Creek Hunting & Recreational Retreat in Washington County, Missouri Discover your own private Ozarks oasis with this exceptional 98-acre property in Washington County, Missouri, featuring approximately 500 feet of crystal-clear Courtois Creek frontage. Tucked away at the end of a dead-end road with only one way in and out, this secluded retreat offers outstanding privacy, beautiful natural scenery, and excellent opportunities for hunting, fishing, camping, and outdoor recreation. Electric service is already on-site, making this an ideal location for a future cabin, weekend getaway, or private hunting camp. The property is a wildlife enthusiast’s dream, with abundant whitetail deer and wild turkey, plenty of natural cover, mature timber, and an abundance of acorns. Two newly established food plots provide additional wildlife attraction, while a beautiful stand of white oak trees crowns the ridges. Pockets of cedar throughout the property offer excellent bedding, nesting, and hiding cover for wildlife. Small game is plentiful, including squirrels, rabbits, raccoons, coyotes, and more. Two brand-new shooting houses are included in the sale, providing ready-to-use hunting locations. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the extensive network of new trails winding throughout the acreage, perfect for hiking, exploring by foot, or quietly stalking game. Two newly installed gates provide added security and privacy. The property also features two natural springs, wet-weather creeks, and a newly established spring-fed pond, adding to its natural beauty and diverse habitat. Enjoy fishing along the clear waters of Courtois Creek, where bluegill and smallmouth bass offer opportunities to wet a line. A scenic picnic area along the creek provides the perfect place to relax, enjoy the water, and take in the peaceful surroundings. Down in the bottom, a skinning shack or pavilion offers a convenient base for hunting activities, while a small concrete pad provides a designated parking area for a camper. Adding even more recreational value, the property directly adjoins approximately 575 acres of Mark Twain National Forest, providing access to additional public-land hunting and outdoor opportunities nearby. Whether you are looking for a secluded hunting retreat, a creekside camping getaway, or a private recreational property surrounded by the natural beauty of the Missouri Ozarks, this 98-acre tract offers an outstanding combination of water, wildlife, timber, and privacy.
Discover a truly special piece of the Missouri Ozarks with this beautiful 178 +/- acre property featuring an old farmhouse, an amazing crystal-clear spring, scenic creeks, rolling hills, mature timber, and picturesque pastureland. Rich in natural beauty and local history, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a distinctive Ozarks farm with a character all its own. The spring is a remarkable highlight, with clear, refreshing water adding to the property's unique appeal. The land showcases a beautiful blend of open pasture and mature hardwood timber, including white oak, black oak, and many other native tree species. Rolling hills, wooded ridges, grassy fields, and flowing water create the classic Ozarks landscape that makes this region so desirable. The old farmhouse adds a sense of timeless country charm, offering an opportunity to preserve its character, restore it, or create a personal retreat surrounded by the beauty of the land. Whether your vision includes a traditional country farm, a private getaway, or a place to enjoy the outdoors for generations, this property offers an exceptional setting to make it your own. For hunters and outdoor enthusiasts, the acreage provides outstanding recreational potential. Whitetail deer roam the property, and wild turkeys are abundant throughout the area, offering opportunities to pursue mature bucks and gobbling toms each spring. The combination of mature timber, open ground, natural water, and varied terrain creates appealing wildlife habitat and an excellent setting for hunting, exploring, and enjoying the outdoors. History adds another fascinating dimension to this remarkable property. The historic Trail of Tears route passes through this tract connecting the land to an important and deeply significant chapter in American history. The surrounding area is also steeped in Native American history, local folklore, and stories from Missouri's frontier days. Legends of Jesse James and tales of possible hidden outlaw treasure contribute to the enduring mystery and character of this part of the Ozarks. Located near Steelville, a quaint country town known for its antique shops, small-town charm, and relaxed rural lifestyle, the property also offers convenient access to some of Missouri's best outdoor recreation. Thousands of acres of public land are available nearby in the Mark Twain National Forest. The Meramec River, Huzzah Creek, and Courtois Creek are also close by, providing excellent opportunities for floating, kayaking, canoeing, and fishing for smallmouth and largemouth bass, goggle-eye, and other Ozarks favorites. Approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes from St. Louis County, this 178 +/- acre property offers a compelling combination of historic farmhouse charm, a beautiful natural spring, scenic creeks, mature timber, wildlife, and classic Ozarks scenery. Whether you dream of restoring an old farmhouse, enjoying a private hunting retreat, establishing a country farm, or simply owning a remarkable piece of Missouri history, this property presents a rare opportunity to bring that vision to life.