Get to know 000 Highway 142 East
PROPERTY
Discover 5.8± gently rolling acres in the Missouri Ozarks, perfectly set up for building, camping, or off-grid living. With highway frontage and a newly installed 40' wide approach, access is easy—even for trailers. The front acre is cleared with electric on-site, a lagoon, and RV hookups tied to a 1,500-gallon water tank housed in an outbuilding. The lagoon also has the potential to be hooked to the water tank. Most trees near the road were left for added privacy. A trail leads to an approximately 20x16 metal-sided barn, ideal for storage or a small shelter. Enjoy wildlife and peaceful surroundings with quick access to Mark Twain National Forest and the Eleven Point River—just 10 minutes away. Whether you're planning a homestead, hunting getaway, or self-sufficient lifestyle, this property offers flexibility, utility, and natural beauty.
MYRTLE
Myrtle, Missouri, is a quiet unincorporated community located in Oregon County, just north of the Arkansas state line. Known for its peaceful, rural charm, Myrtle offers a slower pace of life surrounded by the natural beauty of the Missouri Ozarks. The area features gently rolling hills, open fields, and wooded landscapes, making it ideal for those who enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and hunting. The community is small and close-knit, with a history dating back to the late 1800s. Most homes are on large tracts of land, and the setting provides privacy, seclusion, and a true sense of country living. Myrtle is served by the Couch R-I School District and is within driving distance to nearby towns like Thayer and Mammoth Spring for additional services and shopping. It’s a great place for homesteaders, retirees, or anyone seeking a simpler lifestyle in the Ozarks.
COUNTY
Oregon County, Missouri, brims with outdoor adventures and cultural experiences. The Eleven Point River is perfect for kayaking, canoeing, and fishing, offering clear waters and scenic beauty. Hike or camp in the vast Mark Twain National Forest, where trails like the Ozark Trail reveal breathtaking landscapes.
History enthusiasts can visit the Thayer Depot Museum to learn about the region's railroad heritage or explore the unique geological formations at Grand Gulf State Park, known as the "Little Grand Canyon."
Enjoy local events and festivals in Thayer and Alton, where the community gathers for celebrations, farmers' markets, and cultural activities. Discover charming local shops, cozy cafes, and restaurants that showcase the area's hospitality. With its mix of outdoor activities and community events, Oregon County promises an enriching and vibrant experience for all ages.
Oregon County, Missouri, brims with outdoor adventures and cultural experiences. The Eleven Point River is perfect for kayaking, canoeing, and fishing, offering clear waters and scenic beauty. Hike or camp in the vast Mark Twain National Forest, where trails like the Ozark Trail reveal breathtaking landscapes.
History enthusiasts can visit the Thayer Depot Museum to learn about the region's railroad heritage or explore the unique geological formations at Grand Gulf State Park, known as the "Little Grand Canyon."
Enjoy local events and festivals in Thayer and Alton, where the community gathers for celebrations, farmers' markets, and cultural activities. Discover charming local shops, cozy cafes, and restaurants that showcase the area's hospitality. With its mix of outdoor activities and community events, Oregon County promises an enriching and vibrant experience for all ages.
WHY THE MISSOURI OZARKS
Escape to the Southern Missouri Ozarks, where rolling hills, crystal-clear rivers, and breathtaking landscapes create the perfect place to call home. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful retreat, a family-friendly community, or an outdoor lover’s paradise, the Ozarks offer something for everyone. Enjoy world-class fishing, hunting, hiking, and floating on the many scenic rivers. The low cost of living, affordable property prices, and strong sense of community make it an ideal place to settle. Experience all four seasons, from colorful autumns to mild winters, while still being within reach of major cities. Small-town charm meets modern convenience with excellent schools, local businesses, and endless recreational opportunities. Whether you're looking for a quiet homestead, a lakefront escape, or an investment property, the Southern Missouri Ozarks provide a unique blend of natural beauty and opportunity.