Living in home amidst the stunning natural beauty is a dream for many and if you are looking for one such place to build your dream home, it's time to buy countryside land in Missouri. Apart from the splendid scenic beauty, underdeveloped land in the state offers a handful of recreational activities.
Located in the Midwestern US, this state is bordered by the neighboring states Iowa, Arkansas, Illinois, Tennessee and Oklahoma. From the dissected plains in the northernmost part of the state to the dissected plateau in the south, Missouri has so much beauty waiting to be explored. It's the reason, realtors are taking a keen interest in the underdeveloped land in Missouri. Comprising wilderness, greenery, scenic beauty and more, this magnificently beautiful state offers a broad variety of land for sale in different parts.
Whether for commercial, residential or recreational purpose, buying land in Missouri is a great investment. As the prices of underdeveloped land is consistently on a rise, it's the best time to invest in one. Some of the best properties available for sale in the state are:
Antler Ridge
In the foothills of the Ozark Mountains, the incredible area offers one of the best priced recreational properties in Missouri. As part of the fascinating scenery, Antler Ridge has mountains, water bodies, forests and more. The forests, specifically, in this part of Missouri are covered with large oak and pine trees along with lush foliage. In spring, you will find redbuds, serviceberry and dogwoods and during the falls, the oak-hickory forest changes it color - from green to dark purple. Some advantages of this property are:
* Its eastern part is bordered by the Mark Twain National Forest and the southern as well as western end is locked by the Pioneer Forest Conversation. * Abundance of recreational activities - camping, hunting, hiking, fishing, ATV and motorcycle riding and much more. * Famous for the wildlife, the neighboring forests nestle around 320 bird species, 75 mammal species and an approx 125 amphibian and reptile species.* Great for hunting a variety of animals like whitetail deer, quail, turkey, doves, geese, ducks, raccoons, coyotes, woodchucks, turkey, bobcats and doves, to name a few. * Major water bodies in the area are the Current River, famously known as the Ozark National Scenic Riverways, which is approximately seven miles to the south and the Sinking Creek, 2.5 miles to the west.
Deer Valley
With acres of rolling hills, forests, and abundant wildlife, Deer Valley offers a chance for you to lead a casual country lifestyle. Located in the beautiful Ozarks of Missouri, close to the Missouri State Highway 19, the land is more than perfect for building a home, either a permanent dwelling or one for escaping the city time to time. You can buy a good size acreage in this area and utilize it the way you prefer. Only a few minutes away from the Mark Twain National Forest, Montauk State Park and Salem, this property has both, rolling hills and flat terrain. Furthermore, the place is several miles away from the Ozark National Scenic Riverways.
Whispering Oaks Ranch
This new development project is located just off the Missouri State Highway Z which means it has an easy access to Houston as well as the Fort Leonard Wood. Whispering Oaks Ranch has 176 acres of land for sale with plenty of greenery, wildlife, oak trees and more. One attractive feature of this property is its close proximity to the Big Piney River, Montauk State Park and Ozark Heritage Region of Southwestern Missouri. Most suited for building a home, the property can be easily accessed via dirt county roads stretched amidst the beautiful landscape.
Because of the affordable prices, you can purchase a piece of land in any of these areas. If you are going to buy Missouri hunting land for sale, ensure that larger tracts are available. On the other hand, if you are planning to build a home, check the availability of essential utilities in the area such as water and power supply, phone connection and others.
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