Discover 361+/- acres in Iron County, offering an exceptional blend of natural beauty, privacy, and exceptional land stewardship. Corning County Road 20 and dead-end County Road 20A, this meticulously maintained property represents a rare opportunity to own a legacy tract in the heart of the Missouri Ozarks. A diverse landscape of mature hardwoods, along with scattered pine and cedar, creates a rich and scenic setting, while a stunning spring-fed pond serves as both a reliable water source and a peaceful focal point. Approximately 120 acres of pristine pasture are already established, with portions fenced and cross-fenced, making the property ideally suited for livestock, equestrian use, or a well-managed farm operation. The property is further enhanced by multiple buildings, including one featuring comfortable living quarters—ideal for a guest, care-taker accommodations, or a hunting retreat. A well-maintained barn, outbuilding, and horse stable provides excellent utility for equipment, hay storage, or livestock needs, while a charming historic spring house adds character and a nod to the land’s heritage. Two manicured entrances provide both convenience and an impressive sense of arrival, leading into the property where multiple prime building sites await. Whether you envision a private estate, working ranch, or multi-generational retreat, the layout and infrastructure offer exceptional versatility. Bordering the expansive Mark Twain National Forest, you’ll enjoy direct access to thousands of additional acres for hunting, hiking, and outdoor recreation. Elevated ridgelines throughout the property reveal some of the most breathtaking panoramic views of surrounding mountain ranges—offering unforgettable sunrises, sunsets, and year-round scenery that truly sets this property apart. Despite its peaceful seclusion, the location remains highly accessible—just 24 miles west of Farmington, 18 miles south of Potosi, and approximately 75 miles south of St. Louis. If you’ve been searching for a prime Missouri acreage that combines water, pasture, improvements, and unmatched views, this Iron County offering is truly one-of-a-kind.