12 Acres On National Forest
Birch Tree, MO 65438
Shannon County, Missouri
Farm Description
Owner Financing with Down and NO Credit Checks.
Get more information and/or purchase this property at 12 acres with power and DIRECT frontage on the Mark Twain National Forest. Drive to this property all year in any type of vehicle on the County maintained gravel road. Build, camp and hunt on your property and have DIRECT access to over 10,000 acres of National Forest for additional hunting, camping and recreation.
We have combined Tracts 4 & 5 at Wild Turkey Hollow and together they total 12 acres in size. They border the Mark Twain National Forest along their entire east side and County Road 421 along their entire west side.
This aerial map above shows Tracts 4 & 5 at Wild Turkey Hollow which border the Mark Twain National Forest for about 425 feet along their east side. The property measures about 1,200 feet east to west and is basically rectangular in shape. The diagonal line going across the west part of the property is the electric line. Wild Turkey Hollow which is a very small development of only about 20 tracts. Only a very small number of the tracts at Wild Turkey Hollow border the National Forest AND have electric on site.
This pair of tracts offers a rare chance to access a huge amount of public land. Set up your camp, cabin or home and have DIRECT access to over 10,000 additional acres of land in the Mark Twain National Forest.
This property DIRECTLY borders the Mark Twain National Forest. This is a rare opportunity to have excellent access onto THOUSANDS of acres of land, right at your doorstep. The National Forest can be used for hunting, camping, trail riding, fishing and canoeing (in the numerous creeks and rivers) as well as other recreational activities.
If you have been looking for a nice tract of land for a while then you already know how hard it is to find acreage adjoining public land. This property is one of the VERY FEW tracts we have had with direct frontage on the National Forest. This is one of the ONLY tracts we have ever had that has direct frontage on a County Maintained Road AND the National Forest (AND with an electric line on site).
There are only about 20 tracts at Wild Turkey Hollow and ONLY the tracts on the east border the National Forest. When these are gone, they're gone...act fast.
