Cypress Ridge

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Reynolds County , Missouri

4.89 to 11.38 acres

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Cypress Ridge is a 240 +/- acre parcel of land that sits within the beautiful Ozark region of Southern Missouri. This property is gorgeous and consists primarily of dense trees with scattered open fields, multiple ponds and a good variety of elevation. You will find seasonal creeks and a mixture of timber on this incredible property. Don’t miss out on such a great opportunity to own a piece of Missouri!

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Tracts and Pricing

Tract	Acres	Price	Tract Details
1	5.47	Sold	Sold
2	4.92	Sold	Sold
3	4.89	Sold	Sold
4	5.01	Sold	Sold
5	5.47	Sold	Sold
6	5.55	Sold	Sold
7	7.67	Sold	Sold
8	8.31	Sold	Sold
9	10.01	Sold	Sold
10	6.14	Sold	Sold
11	5.33	Sold	Sold
12	7.18	Sold	Sold
13	6.98	Sold	Sold
14	8.27	Sold	Sold
15	7.50	Sold	Sold
16	6.84	Sold	Sold
17	7.07	Sold	Sold
18	7.33	Sold	Sold
19	6.07	Sold	Sold
20	6.50	Sold	Sold
21	6.67	Sold	Sold
22	9.53	Sold	Sold
23	9.05	Sold	Sold
24	6.03	Sold	Sold
25	11.38	Sold	Sold
26	9.95	Sold	Sold
27	5.28	Sold	Sold
28	5.27	Sold	Sold
29	9.84	Sold	Sold
30	8.58	Sold	Sold
31	11.37	Sold	Sold
32	7.85	Sold	Sold
33	7.84	Sold	Sold
34	4.88	Sold	Sold
35	4.98	Sold	Sold
36	5.16	Sold	Sold
37	5.27	Sold	Sold
38	4.88	Sold	Sold
39	5.02	Sold	Sold
40	4.92	Sold	Sold
41	5.16	Sold	Sold

Cypress Ridge is hidden within the borders of Mark Twain National Forest. As you enter the property, you are engulfed in the dense treelines, with some open meadows, as you drive throughout the property. As you explore this development, you will also notice a few ponds, and wet weather creeks.

Local recreation is also accessible roughly a mile to the west of the property, at the Black River, as seen in the third photo above.

These tracts are perfect for a wide variety of recreational activities. You’ll enjoy hunting, camping, ATV & motorcycle riding, hiking, biking, horseback riding, bird watching, GEOcaching, wildlife viewing, and many other activities.

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