Welcome to the Missouri dream — where forest meets farmland and privacy meets possibility. This 100.58-acre homestead in the heart of Madison County is the total package: rich pasture, rolling timber, multiple outbuildings, a second residence, and 0.85 mile of Marble Creek shoreline — all bordering the Mark Twain National Forest and adjacent to Marble Creek State Park.
The main residence is a solid 3-bedroom, 1-bath ranch with nearly 2,400 square feet of living space, a partially finished basement with 9-foot ceilings and a bath rough-in, and a cozy fireplace for those peaceful country evenings. Step outside to a detached garage, equipment barn, classic red livestock barn, and a second home, ideal for guests, rental income, or multi-generational living.
Highlights include direct access to the Mark Twain National Forest, offering unmatched recreational opportunities. The property boasts 0.85 mile of Marble Creek frontage with clear water, rock outcroppings, and tranquil views. A second residence provides additional flexibility for guests or potential income. Heating is provided by a hardy outdoor wood furnace with a propane backup. Fenced pastures, working pens, and multiple outbuildings support a functional livestock or hobby farm operation. The property borders Black Mountain Baptist Church on the south and stretches eastward, with forest frontage to the north and northeast.
Located within the Fredericktown R-I School District and zoned agricultural, this property is perfect for cattle, horses, or anyone seeking a peaceful, productive homestead. With expansive views and public land as your neighbor, seclusion and freedom await.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a generational farm surrounded by nature and possibility. Private showings available by appointment only.
