Tucked back off the beaten path, this all-timber tract offers the kind of seclusion and natural beauty that’s getting harder to find. With Mark Twain National Forest bordering the east side and part of the north, you’ve got direct access to thousands of acres of public land right out your back door. Whether you’re looking for a private hunting getaway, a future build site, or just a place to escape, this one checks a lot of boxes. The property includes a small pond tucked in the timber and an old cabin that could be fixed up for a weekend retreat or hunting camp. There’s also an older shed for gear or equipment storage. Electricity is available at the property, giving you a head start if you’re thinking about building or bringing in a camper. This place has great hunting potential, with timber, thick cover, and plenty of room to roam — plus bonus access to the national forest for even more hunting or hiking ground.