20256 Highway V | Myrtle, Missouri - United Country Real Estate

Get to know 20256 Highway V

INSIDE THE HOME

This A-frame gives you a simple, livable footprint that is easy to tailor. The home is one bedroom and one bath, sold “as is,” with a main level that flows from the kitchen into the living area where a heating stove sets a cozy focal point. A full bath serves daily needs, and the loft above functions as the bedroom, private yet efficient. The layout is straightforward, making updates and remodels more manageable. Bring your finishes, fixtures, and vision to refresh surfaces, rework storage, and refine the style. Whether you keep the compact plan for low upkeep or plan an addition, this home offers a practical starting point for a personalized retreat just minutes from town.

OUTSIDE THE HOME

Set on about eight acres, the property blends privacy with usability. The ground is mostly wooded with select cleared areas for gardens, pasture, or future improvements. Marketable timber adds long-term value. A nice-size pond sets a peaceful scene for fishing or quiet reflection, and wildlife is frequent. French and cross fencing help divide the land for simple management. Several outbuildings handle tools, equipment, or hobby space. Additional electric hookups can support RVs or new structures, and multiple entrances make access easy. You are about ten minutes to Thayer for services, with weekend fun nearby at Ozark National Scenic Riverways, Mark Twain National Forest, and Norfork Lake.

CITY

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 is where the rolling Ozark hills meet a slower pace of life, offering both natural beauty and small-town charm. Known for its winding rivers, fertile farmland, and vast stretches of forest, the county is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The Spring River, Eleven Point River, and Current River flow nearby, providing opportunities for world-class fishing, floating, and kayaking. Mark Twain National Forest adds even more adventure with hiking, hunting, and scenic trails. Small towns like Thayer, Alton, and Myrtle bring community spirit, local dining, and schools, while still keeping you close to essential conveniences. Oregon County offers affordable living, a rich agricultural heritage, and endless recreation—perfect for those looking to put down roots, enjoy a rural lifestyle, or invest in land surrounded by the natural beauty of the Ozarks.