Ask John Echele
Here is 59 acres at the end of a county maintained road that borders the Mark Twain National Forest. Portions of this property were once pasture, but they are now filled with native plants, creating a sanctuary for deer and turkey. You will have half a mile of land bordering the national forest, making hunting possibilities endless. At the top of the hill, there is a large flat spot that would be an ideal location for a cabin, offering an incredible view. This is an easy property to get to and it is only a short drive to Potosi. Electricity is available nearby, making it easy to have it connected at your building location.
