16 Acres, Sinking Creek, Home And 900 Gal Per Minute Spring!

There's a spot on this place where the spring runs into Sinking Creek, and the sellers have groomed it into a campsite you won't want to leave. The water comes up cold and clear at 900 gallons a minute - about 1.3 million gallons a day, documented by the Missouri Geological Survey - and feeds better than half a mile of creek frontage you'll own outright. Sit down there one evening and you'll understand what makes this property different from anything else on the market.

It's 16 acres just outside Bunker, backed right up against the Mark Twain National Forest. Walk off your own yard into thousands of acres of public timber - hunting, hiking, riding, or just getting lost in the quiet for a while. The land rolls easy, it's wooded, and there are no covenants or zoning telling you what you can and can't do. Homestead it, run a few head, put in a garden, set up a glamping or eco-retreat operation - the water and the ground will back up about whatever you've got in mind.

The home is a solid 3,300 square feet: 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, open and easy to live in. Concrete floors that don't mind muddy boots or wet dogs, big windows that pull the woods right inside, and room to spread out or gather everybody up depending on the day. There's a 30x40 detached shop too, for the tractor, the tools, and the projects you've been wanting space to start.

A spring like this doesn't come up for sale often. Real water, real land, real privacy, and a house you can move into and live in while you build the rest. If you've been holding out for the right one, come stand at the creek and see for yourself.