Tucked away just off Highway E in Madison County, this 100 acre farm offers a rare combination of usable pasture, timber, year-round live water. Properties that blend this level of privacy with convenience and natural beauty are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Here, you’re surrounded by the quiet of the countryside while enjoying direct access to the Mark Twain National Forest and being only a short distance from Marble Creek recreation area — a setting that delivers the full Missouri outdoors experience right outside your door. The land lays exceptionally well, with approximately 60 acres of open, productive pasture ideal for cattle, horses, or hay production. The remaining acreage is composed of rolling hardwood timber, providing excellent wildlife habitat and endless recreational opportunities. Nearly 0.85 mile of Marble Creek frontage traces the western boundary, offering clear, flowing water, exposed rock shelves, and scenic stretches perfect for fishing, wading, or simply relaxing along the bank. The combination of open ground, timber, and live water makes this property equally suited for a working farm, a hunting and recreation getaway, or a long-term family retreat. The main residence is a 3-bedroom, 1-bath ranch home with nearly 2,400 square feet of living space. Inside, you’ll find a comfortable layout with a partially finished basement that includes a bath rough-in, offering the potential for additional bedrooms, a second living area, or expanded storage. Multiple heat sources — including an outdoor wood furnace, a propane furnace, and fireplace — ensure efficient and reliable comfort throughout the seasons. Supporting the homestead are several functional outbuildings, including a detached garage, multiple barns, and equipment sheds. These structures provide ample room for machinery, tools, hay, and general farm operations. Everything is already in place for a smooth transition into livestock production or hobby farming, with fenced pastures, working pens, and plenty of storage. A second residence sits nearby, offering valuable flexibility. It’s ideal for rental income, guest accommodations, or multi-generational living — a rare advantage for those seeking a property that can serve multiple families or provide supplemental revenue. Large acreage with live water, improvements, and direct national forest access seldom becomes available in this part of Missouri. Whether your vision is agricultural, recreational, or residential, this farm provides the space, resources, and setting to make it possible.