Ozark Off-Grid Retreat with Cabin

Land Description

Owner per Month with Down payment. Total purchase price: 4 acre (M/L) property is located near Cabool, Missouri. Cabool is a small town located in Southern Missouri with a population of approximately 2,100 people. Cabool is located centrally to several larger towns and cities such as Houston, Missouri, Mountain View, Missouri, Willow Springs, Missouri, and Summersville, Missouri. Each of these has almost everything you need for daily living including grocery stores, restaurants, shopping, hospitals, urgent care, etc. The property is located on the corner of Bowen Road and offers a small cabin, driveway, and clearing. The land is mostly wooded with nice tree coverage and light brush. The terrain is varied and goes from level off of Bowen road to gently sloping North down into the valley below. The property is located in Texas County which has no building regulations or codes so you can buy this land and build your new homestead without a single form or permit. Electric is available but is a distance from the property so it may be more feasible to use solar or wind to substitute for your power needs. Start living your dream of owning your own land today, give us a call at.

Activities in the area: Gist Ranch Conservation Area: Gist Ranch is 11,240-Acre public use area that has a wonderful shooting range, camping sites, and is open to the general public for hunting. Wildlife that can be found in the area is Whitetail deer, Dove, Quail, Rabbit, Squirrel, Turkey. Fish that can be caught in the area are Black Bass, Catfish, Sunfish. Types of weapons allowed at the shooting range are Archery, Shotgun, Rifle or Pistol. Sunklands Conservation Area: The public use area consists of 6,000+ acres of scenic Ozark land and is home to Missouris largest sinkhole which fills with water to make one of the most beautiful sights you'll see in your lifetime. The area is open to the public for hiking, camping, and exploration. Barn Hollow Natural Area: This natural are consist of 190+ acres of some of the most stunning plant and animal life you'll ever see. The terrain is carved by Barns Hollow Creek which cuts thru the rock to form over 100 feet high bluffs before spilling into the Jacks Fork River.