Located off Buckeye Valley Road near House Springs, Missouri, this 262.56 acre property offers a large block of timber with established access, recreational opportunities, and potential building locations in Jefferson County. With more than 260 acres to work with, the property provides plenty of room for hunting and outdoor recreation while also offering possibilities for future improvements. The property consists entirely of timber, creating a wooded setting throughout the acreage. The timber provides cover and habitat for wildlife while offering opportunities for hunting, hiking, exploring, and other outdoor recreational activities. The size of the tract gives a future owner plenty of ground to explore and manage based on their individual goals for the property. One of the notable features of the property is the existing road infrastructure. A paved road enters from the south side of the property and extends toward the central portion of the acreage, where the Jefferson County 911 Dispatch facility is located. This established paved roadway provides convenient access into the interior of the property. A second access point is located along the north side of the tract. This gated entrance leads to a gravel road that travels through the timber toward the dispatch facility. Having established access from both the north and south sides of the property provides additional options for reaching different portions of the acreage and can be beneficial for hunting, recreational use, property management, and future plans. For hunters, the 262.56 acres of timber provide a substantial amount of wooded habitat to work with. The property's size, timbered landscape, and existing road system provide opportunities to establish hunting locations and access different areas of the tract. The acreage also provides room for future habitat improvements based on a new owner's management goals. Beyond hunting, the property offers plenty of room for hiking, ATV riding, wildlife observation, and other outdoor activities. The existing roads provide a starting point for accessing the acreage, while the surrounding timber creates a recreational setting just outside the House Springs area. The property also offers potential locations for future construction. Buyers looking for a large wooded tract to build a home can evaluate different portions of the acreage for a future homesite. With 262.56 acres, there may also be potential to explore multiple homesites or other configurations depending on a buyer's plans. Any division, construction, access, or future use would be subject to Jefferson County requirements, zoning, utilities, surveys, and necessary approvals. Its location near House Springs is another important feature. The property provides a substantial amount of wooded acreage in Jefferson County while remaining within reach of surrounding communities and services. This combination of acreage and location provides flexibility for buyers seeking recreational land while also considering future use of the property. With 262.56 acres of timber, established paved and gravel road access, two access points, hunting opportunities, and potential building locations, this Jefferson County property offers a versatile tract near House Springs. Whether the focus is hunting, outdoor recreation, a future home, or evaluating additional building possibilities, the acreage provides room for a variety of plans.

Located off Buckeye Valley Road near House Springs, Missouri, this 262.56 acre property offers a large block of timber with established access, recreational opportunities, and potential building locations in Jefferson County. With more than 260 acres to work with, the property provides plenty of room for hunting and outdoor recreation while also offering possibilities for future improvements. The property consists entirely of timber, creating a wooded setting throughout the acreage. The timber provides cover and habitat for wildlife while offering opportunities for hunting, hiking, exploring, and other outdoor recreational activities. The size of the tract gives a future owner plenty of ground to explore and manage based on their individual goals for the property. One of the notable features of the property is the existing road infrastructure. A paved road enters from the south side of the property and extends toward the central portion of the acreage, where the Jefferson County 911 Dispatch facility is located. This established paved roadway provides convenient access into the interior of the property. A second access point is located along the north side of the tract. This gated entrance leads to a gravel road that travels through the timber toward the dispatch facility. Having established access from both the north and south sides of the property provides additional options for reaching different portions of the acreage and can be beneficial for hunting, recreational use, property management, and future plans. For hunters, the 262.56 acres of timber provide a substantial amount of wooded habitat to work with. The property's size, timbered landscape, and existing road system provide opportunities to establish hunting locations and access different areas of the tract. The acreage also provides room for future habitat improvements based on a new owner's management goals. Beyond hunting, the property offers plenty of room for hiking, ATV riding, wildlife observation, and other outdoor activities. The existing roads provide a starting point for accessing the acreage, while the surrounding timber creates a recreational setting just outside the House Springs area. The property also offers potential locations for future construction. Buyers looking for a large wooded tract to build a home can evaluate different portions of the acreage for a future homesite. With 262.56 acres, there may also be potential to explore multiple homesites or other configurations depending on a buyer's plans. Any division, construction, access, or future use would be subject to Jefferson County requirements, zoning, utilities, surveys, and necessary approvals. Its location near House Springs is another important feature. The property provides a substantial amount of wooded acreage in Jefferson County while remaining within reach of surrounding communities and services. This combination of acreage and location provides flexibility for buyers seeking recreational land while also considering future use of the property. With 262.56 acres of timber, established paved and gravel road access, two access points, hunting opportunities, and potential building locations, this Jefferson County property offers a versatile tract near House Springs. Whether the focus is hunting, outdoor recreation, a future home, or evaluating additional building possibilities, the acreage provides room for a variety of plans.