Ozark Acreage - 270 Ac Near Missouri Stateline

This expansive 269.88-acre property, located just outside of Lead Hill, Arkansas, offers a unique blend of natural beauty, accessibility, and development potential. Situated approximately 9 miles from Lead Hill, 21 miles from Harrison, and just 27 miles from Branson, Missouri, the property enjoys excellent road access with roughly half a mile of frontage on Highway 14. The landscape is characterized by rolling hills, scenic ridges, and elevations ranging from approximately 1,000 to 1,400 feet. The terrain naturally supports drainage through valleys and several wet-weather creeks, complemented by three tranquil ponds scattered throughout the property. A mix of open pasture and mature hardwood forest provides both aesthetic appeal and functional space for a variety of uses. Located just 4.5 miles from Tucker Hollow and Bull Shoals Lake, this property offers convenient access to one of the region's premier recreational destinations. The lake's clear waters are ideal for boating, water skiing, and fishing, with designated swim areas and quiet coves perfect for kayaking and canoeing. Nearby, the Tucker Hollow Recreation Area and Bull Shoals-White River State Park offer opportunities for camping, hiking, wildlife observation, and scenic picnicking. The famous Bull Shoals Caverns also add a unique local attraction just a short drive away. With its stunning vistas and gently rolling topography, the land is well suited for residential development. Multiple homesites across the property take advantage of elevated views, creating opportunities for secluded retreats or a larger residential layout. Its location near major regional hubs and natural attractions makes it an ideal setting for those seeking a retirement property, recreational escape, or a rural lifestyle with excellent access to both nature and amenities. Mobile homes are permitted, and the land is generally suitable for pasture-based agricultural pursuits. This is a rare opportunity to own a significant and versatile tract in the heart of the Ozarks.