MOTIVATED SELLER PRICE CORRECTION!!! This 257.32± acre Ozark retreat near Steelville offers an exceptional blend of privacy, recreation, and usable improvements in Iron County, Missouri. This hard-to-find tract borders more than 16,000 acres of the Mark Twain National Forest, creating a secluded setting with seemingly endless room to hunt, hike, ride horses, and explore. Approximately 38 acres of open pasture are currently producing hay, while the balance is timbered with mature hardwoods and pine—ideal habitat for wildlife and year-round enjoyment. Multiple elevated building sites provide beautiful valley views and excellent options for a future home, cabin, or lodge. A major bonus is the 4,200± sq ft metal shop with concrete floors, electric, septic, and a nearby well, adding immediate function for equipment storage, projects, or a basecamp setup. Natural springs and a wet-weather creek run through the property before flowing into Courtois Creek, a spring-fed stream known for clear water and fishing. Located roughly two hours from St. Louis, this is a standout property for recreation, relaxation, and long-term ownership. Property Highlights Borders 16,000+ acres of Mark Twain National Forest ~38 open pasture acres (currently producing hay) Timbered balance with mature hardwoods & pine Multiple build sites with sweeping valley views 4,200± sq ft metal shop: concrete floors, electric, septic, nearby well, lean-to, vehicle lift Natural springs + wet-weather creek flowing to Courtois Creek Strong wildlife/recreation potential (hunting, hiking, horseback riding)

MOTIVATED SELLER PRICE CORRECTION!!! This 257.32± acre Ozark retreat near Steelville offers an exceptional blend of privacy, recreation, and usable improvements in Iron County, Missouri. This hard-to-find tract borders more than 16,000 acres of the Mark Twain National Forest, creating a secluded setting with seemingly endless room to hunt, hike, ride horses, and explore. Approximately 38 acres of open pasture are currently producing hay, while the balance is timbered with mature hardwoods and pine—ideal habitat for wildlife and year-round enjoyment. Multiple elevated building sites provide beautiful valley views and excellent options for a future home, cabin, or lodge. A major bonus is the 4,200± sq ft metal shop with concrete floors, electric, septic, and a nearby well, adding immediate function for equipment storage, projects, or a basecamp setup. Natural springs and a wet-weather creek run through the property before flowing into Courtois Creek, a spring-fed stream known for clear water and fishing. Located roughly two hours from St. Louis, this is a standout property for recreation, relaxation, and long-term ownership. Property Highlights Borders 16,000+ acres of Mark Twain National Forest ~38 open pasture acres (currently producing hay) Timbered balance with mature hardwoods & pine Multiple build sites with sweeping valley views 4,200± sq ft metal shop: concrete floors, electric, septic, nearby well, lean-to, vehicle lift Natural springs + wet-weather creek flowing to Courtois Creek Strong wildlife/recreation potential (hunting, hiking, horseback riding)